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During this week your body is preparing (as it does every month since you started menstruating) to receive a fertilized egg. The lining of your uterus gets thicker as the egg is released from the end of your ovary into the fallopian tube that leads to your uterus. | During this week your body is preparing (as it does every month since you started menstruating) to receive a fertilized egg. The lining of your uterus gets thicker as the egg is released from the end of your ovary into the fallopian tube that leads to your uterus. | ||
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Return to [[Pregnancy Calendar]] or continue to [[Week 3]] | Return to [[Pregnancy Calendar]] or continue to [[Week 3]] | ||
Revision as of 19:24, 7 May 2014
What happens to you?
Wikipedia
During this week your body is preparing (as it does every month since you started menstruating) to receive a fertilized egg. The lining of your uterus gets thicker as the egg is released from the end of your ovary into the fallopian tube that leads to your uterus.
Return to Pregnancy Calendar or continue to Week 3