Top 100 facts about fertility - PART 1
- thamizh naveen
- Jul 31, 2023
- 1 min read
Sex of the baby is determined at the time of fertilisation.
Reproductive organs in females develop in third month of fetal life
Reproductive organs in males also develop in third month of fetal life
All embryos are designed to grow as females by default.
Male baby can secrete the male hormone testosterone by 8 weeks of fetal life
Presence of male hormone differentiates the growth of males from females
Kidneys, ureters and bladder and the reproductive organs grow hand in hand
Uterus develops as two tubes and fuse together later
A part of vagina develops separately and fuses with the uterus later
There is a septum inside the uterus initially which disappears later
In male fetus, testis forms inside abdomen and descends down to the outside
In less than 1% of the newborns testis fails to descend permanently
At fifth month of fetal life, ovaries have 7 million eggs in them
At birth, ovaries have 600,000 to 800,000 eggs in them
Puberty is the period during which our body becomes ready to make babies
Puberty begins at the of 8 1/2 to 12 years in girls and lasts upto 4 years
Breast growth is the first change of puberty usually
Hair starts to develop in armpits and private parts
Growth spurt happens next usually
body shape of girls changes with bigger hips and thighs
Menses begins 2 years after the beginning of breast growth
Menarche is the onset of menstruation in girls
Girls usually grow to their adult height within 16 years
At puberty, ovaries have 40,000 eggs in them
Lesser than 500 oocytes are ovulated in our life time

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