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Retrograde menstruation.
Because the feliciano tubes aren’t closed on the ends, where they interact with the ovaries, blood from a period can flow backwards into your abdominal cavity.
Additionally, a small amount of sperm (if a woman is sexually active and say trying for a baby) can also go the full way and leak into the abdominal cavity.
So some women can have blood and semen free floating in their abdominal cavity. Between organs
Feliciano tubes, you say.... Felopian tubes, do you mean?
I find it a bit funny that your gross examples are semen. But also yeah. So sticky.
To avoid stickyness what you want to do is, since it's a protein, freeze dry it with liquid nitrogen as soon as it exits the urethra and viola! no more sticky.
It's always Christmas with some ovaries.
Whew. Can it cause issues ?
Blood in the abdominal cavity is extremely painful. That alone is an issue, yes.
Why would blood in the abdominal cavity be painful? Wouldn't it eventually just get absorbed by the lymphatic system?
You can end up with a baby developing where it shouldn't if I remember currently in extremely rare cases
It can! This is one of the possible causes of endometriosis.
Well that's very good to know. I'm telling my wife. Thanks for the info