Reproductive Health — Cycles, Conception, Genetics & the Ethics of Maternal Care

What it covers

• The vulva front to back, the tube in four segments, the uterus in three layers, the ovary across one cycle
• The man: the cells that make sperm and testosterone, the seven stops on the way out, who adds what to semen
• The cycle told four ways, the fixed 14 days, and every menstrual disorder with its first move
• Menopause at 48 in the Philippines and what to say about hormones
• BPH, the twisted testis and the five other scrotal swellings
• Sex is decided by the sperm: fertilization day by day
• The three inheritance grids, the odds, the karyotype, the syndromes a nurse must name
• The couple who cannot conceive: who is tested first, what each test needs, every assisted route
• The ethics of maternal care: consent, refusal, the spouse, the minor, the objector, RA 10354 and the 2014 ruling, VAWC, and who gets the room