Translation of "Corps jaune de grossesse " (French → English) :

Corpora lutea assessment should be conducted in parallel with oestrous cyclicity testing so that the stage of the cycle can be taken into account in the assessment.

But let me emphasize that the draft legislation does not deal with pregnancy and therefore with procedures such as amniocentesis or ultrasound, nor does it have anything to say about embryos inside a woman's body, which means it would not in any way interfere with a doctor-patient relationship.

Might she continue this way at $50,000 a year, with a couple of months' rest in between, until she's ready to retire her body from production?

However, as a woman, I believe that a woman's body belongs to her alone, that she alone should be the one who decides whether or not to enter into a sexual relationship, that she has every right to decide whether that relationship will lead to pregnancy, and in the event of an unplanned pregnancy, that she has every right to decide whether or not to go ahead with the pregnancy.

The impact will vary during the course of the pregnancy and their effect should be kept under review; for example, the posture of expectant mothers changes to cope with increasing size.

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