#uterine

[themaveriqueagenda]

hey maveriques and allies!

the 31st may has been declared maverique visibility day a while ago as that was when maverique was first coined.

the 31st may 2024 is the 10-year anniversary of the coining of maverique.

i feel like this might be a great opportunity for us and our allies to do something to increase visibility of and awareness for maveriques.

i already have a vague plan for a maverique episode on my podcast and i will post something on my instagram as well.

if anyone else has ideas about what we can do as a community, hit me up!

it's time for us to finally move past only being featured as an obscure nonbinary identity, together. it's time for us to be known.

[esotericgal]

i'm utterly(as in uterus) insane

[sundaemews]

For all the frustrations of having a uterus

(A special fuck you to endometriosis)

[ssahotstuff]

This is a screenshot of herbs and essential oils ( NEVER INGEST ESSENTIAL OILS, especially none from this list) that disrupt pregnancy very early on. They should be avoided, and I’m giving you this list so you can avoid them. 💕

Also my friends that are bilingual, can we get some translations for our fellow friends in need?

Stay safe babies. ily. 💕

[jerseydeanne]

My Aunt just died from uterine cancer, please bear with me

My Aunt just died from uterine cancer, please bear with me

We are trying to make arrangements and I’ve been on the phone all day. We have to ship her body from NJ to FL.

To top it off WP made a change that I’m sure Sarri is going “what in the hell”

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[professional-moron]

*Rings out uterus during period*

Ah yes. The perfect marinade for my chicken.

[fuckyeahyonicsymbols]

So yonic is vulva-esque, correct? Do you know if there is a word for uterus/ovary-like?

“Yonic” also encompasses the womb - it’s the whole package deal! If you’re specifically referring to something that looks like a vulva, you might say “vulvic.” I have also seen “cunnic,” but very rarely, for obvious reasons. I don’t see it used a lot, but you could probably use “uterine” to describe something that resembles or symbolizes a uterus. For ovaries, you could try “ovarian,” although that may not be quite correct. Other than that, I don’t know of any other words to specifically describe things that look like parts of the female reproductive system.

[ansy1984]

What are uterine fibroids and who is most likely to develop them?

Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong’o is helping to raise awareness about a common, often painful medical condition affecting millions of women by sharing her own experience with uterine fibroids. Gynecologist Dr. Tara Shirazian joins “The Daily Report” to discuss. Source link

What are uterine fibroids and who is most likely to develop them?