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Female cells containing 23 chromosomes that are stored in the ovaries. When fertilized by sperm, an egg forms an embryo. A woman is born with all the eggs she will ever have. Each month, an egg is released during ovulation. If it isn’t fertilised, menstruation will occur about two weeks later. During IVF, fertility drugs are given which cause the ovaries to produce numerous eggs instead of just one.

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Parenting; Pregnancy

A female's reproductive cell produced by the ovary and fertilized by sperm to form an embryo. Also called an ovum.

јајце

Food (other); Eggs

A chamber that provides nourishment and protection for the growth and development of the embryo inside it.

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Dairy products; Ice cream

Прехранбен производ произведен од птичја кој се користи и како состојка и главно јадење за печени јадења. Јајцата имаат цврста школка на калциум карбонат приближување течност ...

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Animals; Insects

Површина на крилото се граничи со голем број на вени. Ќелијата е затворена, ако таа е целосно опкружена со вени и отворена ако делумно се граничи со крило ...

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Medical devices; OBGYN equipment

The fertilised egg that is produced outside the uterus during IVF.

абортус, хабитуален

Medical devices; OBGYN equipment

A term referring to a condition where a woman has had three or more miscarriages.

абортус, нецелосен

Medical devices; OBGYN equipment

An abortion after which some tissue remains inside the uterus. A D&C must be performed to remove the tissue and prevent complications.

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Medical devices; OBGYN equipment

Spotting or bleeding that occurs early in the pregnancy. May progress to spontaneous abortion.

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Medical devices; OBGYN equipment

When a person has an autoimmune disorder, immune cells mistakenly attack the body’s own cells. Examples of autoimmune disorders are lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and Grave’s ...