Facing baby: gray
Facing uterine wall: dark red
What are the colors of the placenta?
What are the hormones produced by the placenta?
The placenta isn't providing enough nutrients or oxygen to the baby. It is a potential cause for: preeclampsia, stillbirth, fetal death, and preterm labor
What is placental insufficiency?
Cooked, dehydrated to put into pills, smoothies, and extracts
Most common ways of ingesting the placenta
Drugs, alcohol, oxygen, nutrients, and immunities
What is transferred to the baby during pregnancy?
Mostly blood vessels with villi structures.
What is the placenta made of?
Provides oxygen, nutrients, growth hormones, immunity, protection, and removes waste.
What are the main functions of the placenta?
Some of the placenta stays inside the uterus after pregnancy.
What is retained placenta?
The placenta contains many proteins and minerals that some mothers believe are beneficial to their health
Why do people eat the placenta?
Thrown away or put into a stem cell bank.
What happens to the placenta after birth?
The placenta attaches to the baby through this structure.
What is the umbilical cord?
Low blood flow to the placenta
What is placental hypofusion?
The placenta covers all or part of the cervix; this condition is sometimes called a low-lying placenta.
What is placenta previa?
Bacteria may still be present in the placenta.
What is a potential risk in consuming a placenta?
More frequent ultrasounds, preterm birth, induced labor, and cesarean delivery
What are the treatments for placental insufficiency?
Disc like. Can be 25 cm at birth and weigh around 16 ounces.
What is the size and shape of the placenta?
The over or under regulation of this hormone by the placenta can lead to blood sugar issues for the mother.
What is insulin?
A high blood pressure disorder occurs due to underdeveloped or insufficient blood vessels in the placenta.
What is preeclampsia?
This famous family is known for eating the placenta after giving birth.
Who are the Kardashians?
Shortly after the baby is born, also known as the 3rd stage of pregnancy
When is the placenta delivered?
It can form anywhere on the uterus. Common positions are posterior, anterior, fundal, and lateral.
What is the location of the placenta?
The high amount of terminal villi with extensive syncytial knotting.
What is Placental villous hypermaturation (PVH) ?
Pre-eclampsia, cigarette, alcohol, and drug use, high age of mother.
What are the most common risk factors for placental dysfunction?
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What is the amount of proven benefits of eating placenta?
The placenta contains nutrient rich stem cells that aid in the treatment of diseases.
Why do people donate their placenta to stem cell banks?