Know about Amniotic fluid in Uterus

Know about Amniotic fluid in Uterus

Brought to U....http://successgain.us    and   http://successgain.info


My memories
Know about Amniotic fluid in Uterus
Posted in 2014


During pregnancy, the fetus develops in a special fluid that helps to keep it protected. The amniotic fluid also aids in the development of the fetus. This lesson covers the make-up and functions of amniotic fluid.

The Womb

During pregnancy, the fetal baby develops in the uterus. After about 12 days of pregnancy, an amniotic sac forms inside the uterus. The amniotic sac will hold the baby and the amniotic fluid for the remainder of the pregnancy.
Amniotic fluid fills the amniotic sac. At first, the fluid is mainly just water from the mother's body. This may explain why women become so thirsty for the first trimester. About 98% of the amniotic fluid is water, and the remaining 2% is salt and cells from the baby.
After about 4 months, or 20 weeks into the pregnancy, the fetus will develop kidneys. This will allow for the fetus to begin urinating. The fetus will be able to swallow and digest the amniotic fluid. Eventually, the amniotic fluid will become mainly urine from the fetus. Yucky, but it is perfectly okay for the baby. Besides urine, the fluid will also have some nutrients, hormones, and antibodies in it.


My advise
1...  From the beginning I am telling that water helps to expand the uterus during pregnancy.
2...  Amniotic fluid is developed in side uterus to protect and expand according to the child body.
3...  Amniotic fluid consist of 98% water
4...  Drink sufficient water before and after conceiving

Brought to U .....  http://successgain.info

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Possible Male fertility Problems

Image
Possible Male Fertility problems  My memories Possible Male Fertility Problems Posted in 2015  Sexually Transmitted diseases or other infections.  G enital infections such as chlamydia  and gonorrhea  can cause infertility in men. The infertility can often be resolved by treating the infection. Blockages, birth defects   , or physical damage . In  some cases, men are born with blockages in parts of the testicle or other abnormalities that prevent sperm from getting into the semen. Physical trauma to the testicles, prostate, and urethra can also result in fertility problems. Surgery can sometimes correct the problem. Retrograde ejaculation.  In  this disorder, semen doesn't come out of the penis  during ejaculation, but instead enters the bladder. It can be caused by diabetes , certain medications , and surgery to the bladder, prostate, or urethra. Genetic diseases .  Although it's rare, genetic illnesses such as cystic fibrosis  or chromosomal disorders can c
Read more

World Health day...Beat Diabetes

Image
World Health day...Beat Diabetes Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories World Health day...Beat Diabetes Posted in 2016 World Health Day 2016:  6th April 2016 is World Health Day...World Health Organization focused on Diabetes this year because the statistical data of Diabetes is increasing rapidly... At present,  type 1 diabetes  cannot be prevented. The environmental triggers that are thought to generate the process that results in the destruction of the body’s insulin-producing cells are still under investigation. While there are a number of factors that influence the development of  type 2 diabetes , it is evident that the most influential are lifestyle behaviours commonly associated with urbanization. These include consumption of unhealthy foods and inactive lifestyles with sedentary behaviour. Studies from different parts of the world have established that  lifestyle modification  with  physical activity  and/or  healthy
Read more

Process of Fertilization

Image
Process of Fertilization Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Process of Fertilization Posted in 2013 The male gametes i.e the sperms are deposited in the female body by the process called as sexual intercourse. Once the sperms are deposited in the vagina, they need to travel upwards to reach the egg that is released from the ovaries and picked up by the fallopian tubes. When the sperm meets the egg, it needs to penetrate through its layers to cause fertilization. Both the Egg and the Sperm fertilize and form the diploid zygote. Each parent provides 23 chromosomes at the initial fertilization. Thus, the zygote contains double the number of chromosomes (46). It is called diploid. Once this happens, zona pellucida from the egg forms a thick layer around the zygote to prevent more than one sperm to fertilize the egg. this zygote now forms into a morula and then into a blastocyst. It then develops chorionic villi from the
Read more