Ok... This is a bit complicated but bear with me. In a female's body Estrogen and Progesterone are two of the major used to maintain the menstruation cycle. Gonadotrophic substances are an entirely different topic with it being the hormones FSH and LH (These hormones are released while an egg is in development in the ovaries).
Without going into even deeper specifics. Estrogen is used by the body signal to ovulate, as well as thicken the uterine walls... Progesterone is used to maintain the uterine walls "after" the egg is fertilized. What the pill is suppose to do is actually force a premature ovulation, which is why there is estrogen. The Progesterone's job as is maintain the uterine wall's endometrium to a low level and helps keep blood loss from a period at a minimum.
If you need clarification please feel free to question.
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Turning from side to side will change the position of the catheter, thereby freeing the drainage holes of the tubing, which may be obstructed. Drinking a glass of water and deep breathing and coughing do not influence drainage of dialysate from the peritoneal cavity. The position of the catheter should be changed only by the primary healthcare provider.</span>
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Carbondioxode is present in the atmosphere which is used by plants during the process of photosynthesis. From this process, plants make their food by using carbondioxode from the air for making glucose. The carbondioxide is released in the atmosphere by the animals during respiration process and the carbon concentration is stable.
Increase occurs in carbondioxide concentration due to human activities such as use of fuels in vehicles and industries.
Because there are many words that are extremely important, but have a close spelling such as Peritoneum (which is the lining of the abdominal cavity), and Perineum (Which is something I'm not gonna get into).
Additionally proper spelling tends to be something insurance and companies, and billers will use, to short healthcare providers.
