Ovaries - primary gonad, a solid ovoid structure located at the lateral wall of pelvic cavity, has an inner medulla and an outer cortex, the cortex contains ovarian follicles and is covered by cuboidal epithelium while the medulla consists of connective tissue, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, and nerves). Primordial follicles form from the group of cells in ovarian cortex during prenatal development. There are 2 ovaries

Uterine tubes akin to vas deferens, this organ is also called oviducts, fallopian tubes, its job is to lead the ovary to the uterus, when fertilization happens this is the site of fertilization, at the ends of the uterine tubes are fimbrae or large fingerlike appendages, and the infundibulum is also at the end, this organ has cilia to help draw the egg closer to the uterus (they are all synchronized)

Uterus - a hollow muscular organ that is medial to the fallopian tubes and ovaries, has a body, a fundus (the upper two thirds of the organ), cervix (lower third that crosses into the vagina) . This uterus sheds the inner lining, endometrium, each month, the first time it happens its called menarche while the last time is called menopause and the cycle is called the menstruation cycle. This organ is also responsible for housing and nourishing the fetus/ embryo when it is fertilized, it is where the baby lives. It also has three linings, an middle myometrium, a perimeter of perimetrium, and an inner endometrium. From the cervix the uterus leads into the vagina. During pregnancy the cervix dialates to help the baby through.)

Vagina - a fibromuscular tube that leads from the uterus to the outside, it is covered in a membrane called hymen, the wall of the vagina is three layers, it functions to convey uterine secretions, works with the male reproductive system, and it also works as a birthing canal.

Labia Minora and Labia Majora - labia minora are flattened, longitudinal folds between the labia majora that form a hood around the clitoris, labia majora, on the other hand, work to enclose and protect other external reproductive organs like the male scrotum, the anterior ends of the labia majora form to make mons pubis which covers pubic symphysis. The vulva (structure that surrounds openings of urethra and the vagina) is covered by the labia.

Clitoris a projection at the end of the vulva that corresponds to a penis, has abundant sensory nerve endings and helps protect the opening, has erectile tissue.

Vestibule a space enclosed by the labia minora, into which the vagina and urethra open, lies on either side of the vaginal opening, corresponds to the bulbourethral glands

Testosterone - is produced by testes, stimulates development of reproductive organs, responsible for secondary sex characteristics like deep voice, body hair, thickening of the skin, and increased muscular and skeletal growth,

Estrogen is produced by the ovaries, adrenal cortex, and placenta with progesterone, is responsible for secondary sex characteristics like breast development, increased vascularization, different distribution of fat, triggered by ovaries to release, which is controlled by puberty, at as early as ten years old the hypothalamus secretes gonadotropin, which stimulates the anterior pituitary gland which then releases lutenizing hormone ( a burst of this causes ovulation) and follicle stimulating hormone which assists the reproductive system, while progesterone, released in the same way as estrogen, helps trigger uterine changes during the menstrual cycle, estrogens also raise during the menstrual cycle,

functions to produce and maintain sex cells (oocytes + egg cells), transport the sex cells to the site of fertilization, nourish and shelter developing fetus, deliver offspring

Genital Herpes is an STD caused by herpes simplex viruses and is very common, it consists of sores around genitals, the mouth, and the rectum, there is no cure for the disease but antiviral medicine may be given to someone who is dealing with it, you can avoid it by abstaining from sex or using latex condoms

HIV/AIDS also known as human immunodeficiency disorder later progresses into autoimmune deficiency disorder or aids, is a disease that weakens someones immune system by destroying important cells, can be transmitted through shared needles, through the transmission of blood, semen, and other bodily fluids, and namely through intercourse, can be treated by antiretroviral therapy but as of yet does not have a cure, can be prevented by abstinance, not sharing needles, prevention meds and safe sex

Hepatitis a sexually transmitted disease, it has hepatitis A, B and C, as A progresses it becomes B and as B progresses it becomes C, can lead to many health problems namely involving the liver, mild symptoms might arise then become something much bigger, you can get vaccinated or get tested for it, 3.2 M people have hepatitis C

Syphilis is an STI that can cause serious complications if not treated, consists of a primary, secondary, latent and tertiary stage( primary eventually progresses into secondary, tertiary is as its most progressed) symptoms are based off of progression, like sores at the sight of infection, a rash, swollen lymph nodes, or other severe medical problems if not treated, it can be cured with antibiotics but the antibiotics don't reverse any affects by any means, to prevent it you can abstain or have a monogamous relationship with only one sexual partner

Chlamydia is a common STD affecting both sexes, it can damage a woman's reproductive system if not treated, it can be transmitted through intercourse with someone who has chlamydia (without ejaculation) and can return to people who previously had it, the symptoms consist of rectal pain, vaginal or rectal bleeding, genital discharge, pain with urination, or just pain in general, you can treat it with prescription meds but you can also avoid it through not having sex, using condoms or only having sex with a trusted partner

Gonorrhea is an STD that can infect the genitals, rectum, and throat , it is transmitted by intercourse with someone with the disease, or a pregnant mother may pass it down to her child when they are born, the disease results in a burn or pain with urination, discharge, painful bowel movements, anal itching, soreness, and bleeding between periods, typically, to combat this, medicine is prescribed by a doctor, to avoid it you can have an honest relationship and avoid sex

Trichomoniasis is an STD caused by a parasite Trichomonias Vaginalis, its the most common curable STD, a lot of people are asymptomatic when they have it, its transmitted through any form of sexual contact, the symptoms of it consist of mild irritation, some inflamation, itching of the genitals, discharge, painful urination/ ejaculation, it cannot be diagnosed but can be cured by a single dose of metronidazole or trichomoniasis, you can avoid it by not having sex or using latex condoms when you do

Human Papillomavirus is the most common STI, can lead to some complications including genital warts and cancer, is treatable in most cases, can spread through intercourse of any kind, many people are asymptomatic but it can cause issues such as genital warts, cervical cancer, and other cancers, it does not have a cure but you can treat the underlying conditions it causes through prescription meds, an HPV vaccine is available to avoid it or you can get screened for it, either that or practicing safe sex or abstaining from it would help lower the risk of possibly transmitting it

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease is the infection of a woman's reproductive organs and is a complication resulting from some STIS, its transmitted through intercourse of any kind, the symptoms of it are lower abdomen pain, discharge, and bleeding between periods, it can be treated with antibiotics and medicine but anything it causes cant be reversed, use of condoms,examination by doctor, and informing your doctor of something weird might help detect and prevent the disease before it causes damage.

Bacterial Vaginosis is a condition that happens when there is too much bacteria in the vagina, it can be detected through a thin grey vaginal discharge, an odor coming from the vagina, burning when urinating and itching, there is nothing known for sure about the causes but it can be spread through douching, toilet seats, swimming pools and bedding, it might be treated with antibiotics should you have the disease, to avoid it you can avoid douching and sex or just limiting your sex partners and using condoms