The placenta refers to the development of the surrounding uterine membrane into the decidua after a woman becomes pregnant. The basal decidua of the mother combines with the leaf shaped chorion of the fetus to form the placenta. The placenta is an organ for the fetus to nourish, breathe, and excrete. So where is the placenta from induced abortion?
In fact, when women first become pregnant, there is no complete placenta in the uterine cavity, only some chorionic tissue. It usually takes about 70 days of pregnancy for the placenta to form after the fetus develops and takes shape. Therefore, if an artificial abortion is performed before the fetus takes shape, these chorionic tissues will be expelled from the uterus with the abortion surgery, appearing as blood clots from the outside. After the abortion, these things will be disposed of together with medical waste.
After the abortion surgery removes the fetus from the body, the placenta is also expelled from the body. In a formal medical institution, the hospital will handle the fetus and placenta together and incinerate them to avoid the risk of placental blood borne diseases. After a miscarriage, women should take good care of their bodies, pay attention to rest, and avoid blowing air.
The placenta is an organ for the transfer of nutrients between the fetus and the mother, which is circular or oval in shape and slides out of the mother's body with the fetus during childbirth. The placenta is rich in protein and has the effects of nourishing blood, beauty, and anti-aging. Therefore, some people will purchase fresh placenta and take it after processing to achieve the goal of beauty and beauty.
