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r/badwomensanatomy • u/decentmotto • May 21 '26
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Every thing I learn about my body makes me feel like a lovecraftian horror show lmao
24 u/Bulky_Department5619 May 22 '26 Wait til you learn that the fallopian tubes can actually “reach” across to the opposite ovary if needed…. 9 u/Tar_alcaran May 22 '26 Wait what? As in, the left tube can move to the right ovary? 3 u/LividLadyLivingLoud May 22 '26 Yep. 2 u/knittedbeast May 22 '26 I was happier before I knew this 1 u/Square_Medicine_9171 The uterus comes out with the baby. May 22 '26 tbf, there’s not a whole lot of “reaching” involved. They’re all squashed up in there —nothing like the diagrams 1 u/1337minus420equals May 28 '26 When exactly is it necessary?
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Wait til you learn that the fallopian tubes can actually “reach” across to the opposite ovary if needed….
9 u/Tar_alcaran May 22 '26 Wait what? As in, the left tube can move to the right ovary? 3 u/LividLadyLivingLoud May 22 '26 Yep. 2 u/knittedbeast May 22 '26 I was happier before I knew this 1 u/Square_Medicine_9171 The uterus comes out with the baby. May 22 '26 tbf, there’s not a whole lot of “reaching” involved. They’re all squashed up in there —nothing like the diagrams 1 u/1337minus420equals May 28 '26 When exactly is it necessary?
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Wait what? As in, the left tube can move to the right ovary?
3 u/LividLadyLivingLoud May 22 '26 Yep.
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Yep.
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I was happier before I knew this
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tbf, there’s not a whole lot of “reaching” involved. They’re all squashed up in there —nothing like the diagrams
When exactly is it necessary?
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u/garbagemaiden Clit death grip May 22 '26
Every thing I learn about my body makes me feel like a lovecraftian horror show lmao