| oestriasis |
infestation with larvae of flies of the genus Oestrus.
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| oestrogen |
One of a group of steroid hormones that cause cells in the reproductive organs to grow and develop. Although often considered a female hormone, oestrogen is also important for good health in men.
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(alternate spelling estrogen): any of several natural or synthetic substances formed by the ovary, placenta or testis, that stimulate the female secondary sexual characteristics and exert systemic effects such as the growth and maturation of long bones
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| oestrogen |
This hormone helps a woman's body prepare the uterus for creating and developing an embryo. Women who suffer perimenopause symptoms from decreasing levels are often prescribed oestrogen in pills or patches.
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| oestrus |
The period during which a cow will stand to be ridden by her herd mates or a bull. It occurs every 18-24 days in non pregnant cows. It usually lasts 14-15 hours, but can vary from 2-30 hours. Cows in oestrus are often referred to as
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