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In this enlightening episode of Taco 'Bout Fertility Tuesday, Dr. Mark Amols addresses a common yet often misunderstood question: What happens to an egg when it doesn't get fertilized? Many people believe that menstruation is the body expelling unused eggs, but the reality is quite different. Join Dr. Amols as he demystifies the menstrual cycle, explains the journey of the egg, and clarifies what actually happens when an egg doesn’t meet sperm.

Dr. Amols begins by discussing the development of follicles and the selection of a dominant egg each month. He explains how the egg is released during ovulation and what occurs if fertilization does not happen. You'll learn about the role of the corpus luteum, the hormonal changes that lead to menstruation, and the process of atresia where unused eggs are naturally absorbed by the body.

This episode also covers related topics such as the implications of blocked fallopian tubes on menstruation, the number of ovulations a woman typically has in her lifetime, and whether undergoing fertility treatments can lead to early menopause. Dr. Amols provides clear explanations and answers common questions, making complex biological processes accessible to all listeners.

Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of your reproductive health and dispel myths surrounding menstruation and egg loss. Whether you're trying to conceive or simply curious about your body, this episode offers valuable insights.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding the menstrual cycle and the role of the egg
• What happens to an egg when it doesn’t get fertilized
• The process of atresia and hormonal changes leading to menstruation
• Misconceptions about blocked tubes, egg loss, and early menopause

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