uterus

"When I caution them that they might have to have their uterus removed because of reproductive infections, they just say, 'So what?

Clearly the real solution is to insert the air hose from an impact wrench into the uterus, past the baby, to inflate the uterus and blast the baby out. This way the pressure isn't just on the baby's head.

That "football uterus" made him an outcast and he was rejected, which is not wholly unlike how menstrual women were treated in his village.

Vacuuming your uterus is probably not a pleasant experience.

He's complaining about women with 'golden uterus complex', which is not a phrase i've heard before but i know immediately what he means.

And of course, if you don't care about your own uterus, you're unlikely to care about litter, the environment, or pretty much anything.

Menstrual blood has been collecting in the uterus for some weeks, creating a lining on the walls intended to become a placenta should one get pregnant.

The uterus can sustain sperm for a period of ~2-5 days, so if there's no sperm in the uterus for this ~6 day period, pregnancy is not possible.

This is not true either - the uterus just has to be big enough to house the IUD comfortably and and it's virtually guaranteed that a post-pregnancy uterus is.

Well, the uterus is a pretty caustic environment for sperm to be in. I have no specialized knowledge about this topic, but my guess would be that a large percentage of sperm don't make it to the egg, and so a drop of 2/3 would reduce the probability of a few making it that far by a lot.

\nI pick up my friend's kids, I read to them, they climb over me, I find it incredibly offensive that you assume I'm a child molester because I've held a child that didn't come out of my wife's uterus.

It's unfortunate that he believes the government should control a woman's uterus, which is an even more serious invasion of privacy and more likely to cause harm than this data collection.

"These activists can say "life begins at conception" til they're blue in the face, but every major medical organization defines pregnancy as the implantation of the fertilized egg in the uterus.

And if you selected people from the normal range of human genetics but only gave half of them access to important things like a uterus then you would find that all traits are almost entirely environmentally determined.

On a somewhat related note, if Monsanto created an artificial uterus indistinguishable from a natural one, would they own the reproductive rights of the person it was implanted in?