The left ovarian artery comes from

The uterus and ovaries are very important for women. The uterus and ovaries are the areas where eggs are produced, and they are also the organs that determine whether a woman can get pregnant. If the ovaries age, women will enter decline earlier, so women must protect their uterus, ovaries and uterus. Women's uterus and ovaries are divided into upper and lower parts, so there is no need to do anything that may harm the uterus and ovaries.

Where does the left uterine-ovarian artery originate from?

The left uteroovarian aorta originates from the abdominal aorta. Before entering the uterine and ovarian tissues, the uteroovarian aorta has branches that enter the bilateral mesosalpinx to nourish the bilateral fallopian tubes. The terminal nerves converge with the ascending branches of the uterine artery around the uterine cornu. After the uteroovarian artery comes out from the abdominal aorta, it goes down along the front of the psoas major muscle, outward to the pelvic brim, over the urethral tube and the lower part of the common iliac artery and ovarian artery, runs rampant inward through the cruciate ligament of the pelvic canal, and then goes back over the uteroovarian mesentery and enters the uterus and ovary through the uteroovarian hilum. The utero-ovarian aorta is bilateral, and the right utero-ovarian aorta has the same course.

What is the function of the uterus and ovaries?

1. The uterus and ovaries are part of the female reproductive organs. In addition, the female urinary system also includes reproductive organs and internal reproductive organs, as well as other related tissues. The female internal reproductive organs include the uterus, vagina, bilateral fallopian tubes and uterus and ovaries. The bilateral fallopian tubes and ovaries of the uterus are also called the appendages of the uterus. Therefore, in clinical medicine, it is often said that an ultrasound of the uterus and its appendages is performed, which means that the detailed conditions of the ovaries and bilateral fallopian tubes need to be checked.

2. The uterus and ovaries are women's sex hormones, which have reproductive and endocrine functions. They generally maintain women's normal menstrual cycle and play an important role in creating offspring. Reproductive functions include the recruitment and development of eggs, as well as egg maturity and ovulation, and the production and decline of corpus luteum. The occurrence of this process is an essential part of the human urinary system.

3. The endocrine function of the uterus and ovaries refers to the body's production of estrogen, which is key to sexual organ metabolism, as well as active polypeptide growth hormone and cell growth factor. These are all very important to the body and can promote women's metabolism. Only when a woman's ovaries are normal can they promote the ovulation of eggs and at the same time can they have a normal pregnancy.

The importance of uterus and ovaries to women:

1. From a biomedical perspective, the function of the ovaries can directly affect women's reproductive ability. The ovaries must function normally to secrete estrogen, and estrogen can maintain the normal development of the vagina, private parts and uterus, as well as the female pelvic structure. Therefore, estrogen is very important for women. It can enable the male reproductive organs to fully play their relative functions and also prevent the pelvic internal organs from prolapse.

2. Patients with poor ovarian function cannot get pregnant naturally and need to use reproductive technology to assist in getting pregnant successfully, but the success rate will also be reduced. Due to poor ovarian function, the number and quality of eggs will be affected, which can easily lead to difficulty in getting pregnant.

3. When the uterus and ovaries secrete estrogen, it can promote the growth and development of women's secondary sexual characteristics. It will also maintain women's appearance and figure, which is beneficial to women's health and can have certain positive effects on women's food, clothing, housing, transportation and work.

4. Estrogen can regulate the body's metabolism, promote muscle protein, protect cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems, promote the density of bone proliferation, and prevent osteoporosis. It also has a great effect on the urogenital system, central nervous system, skin system and other systems.