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Discharging of Ovum
By: Tim Taylor
Last Updated: Feb 5, 2015
Discharging of the ovum (or egg) occurs when the rising level of estrogen in the bloodstream causes the hypothalamus to reduce a second substance, luteinizing hormone (LH). This causes one of the follicles to burst and release an ovum for possible fertilization, the escape being known as ovulation.
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- Body (Corpus) of Uterus
- Developing Follicle
- Discharged Ovum
- Discharging of Ovum
- Endometrium
- Fallopian Tube
- Fertilization (0 hours)
- Fimbriae
- Fundus of Uterus
- Mature Corpus Luteum
- Mature Follicle
- Myometrium
- Ovarian Ligament
- Ovaries
- Ovum
- Sperm
- Sperm Fertilizing Egg
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