Biology, asked by atul947783, 1 year ago

what is mensuration? and menopause. explain

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Answered by Hulk61

A reduction in levels of the hormones estrogen and progesterone triggers the effects of menopause. Estrogen regulates menstruation, and progesterone is involved with preparing the body for pregnancy. Perimenopause begins when the ovaries start producing less of these two hormones. ... This is known as premature menopause.

Answered by Anonymous

heya......

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menstruation is the periodic discharge of blood every month.
reason:- uterus prepares itself every month for implantation of egg. when egg is not fertilised the lining of uterus sheds off and come out with blood.

menopause is the stage of women's life when menstruation stops.

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