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GNU Free Documentation License  netmums.com Sarah L(44) Wed, 16 Dec 2009 19:48:02 GM Today on FB, I got sent this and asked to join. It's something I've not ever thought about before , and was just wondering what others thought of it.  expertdoctor.blogspot.com LIFEGUARD Mon, 30 Nov 2009 12:03:00 GM Umbilical. cord blood banking is a very beneficial medical service for pregnant women to seek out before they have their babies. Most obstetricians now offer their pregnant patients information on how to bank or donate their unborn ...  prenatal-health.suite101.com unknown Fri, 30 Oct 2009 13:40:28 GM When the . umbilical. cord is too long or too short, issues can arise. Doctors and mothers-to-be should be vigilant when encountering these potential problems. From Google Blog Search: "umbilical" What are the functions of the umbilical arteries in the Fetal Pig? Q. and are the umbilical arteries and cord the same or different? what do they do? Asked by Because I wanna know - Mon Jun 9 01:11:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments A. Primarily to supply the fetus with oxygen from the mother's blood supply. Answered by Peyronius - Mon Jun 9 01:14:47 2008 What do/did you do with the babies umbilical cord after it has fallen off? Q. Hi there, I am currently 37 weeks preganant and i was wondering what should be done with the babies umbilical cord after it has fallen away from the babies stomach? What did other mothers do? Did you bury it, keep it, throw it away, have it incenerated or are you expected to give it to your doctor for some reason? I am just curious because i have no idea what to do with the umbilical cord (not the after birth, the bit that stays attached to the baby until it dries up and falls off) after it has fallen off. Asked by Mama to Michael + bean - Wed Apr 2 08:09:36 2008 - - 45 Answers - 0 Comments A. I kept it in a special memory box with all the cards that I'd got with gifts. Along with the litle hospital bands. Its not actually disgusting.. just a little piece of rawhide with the peg attached...and it dries very quickly. Its no use to the doctors usually. And good on you for asking. I didn't know very much before my first was born and was too scared to ask...as a result I bumbled my way through alot and made heaps and heaps of little mistakes. btw Congratulations. ;) Answered by little_tiggergirl - Wed Apr 2 08:21:49 2008 How do you treat umbilical hernias?
Q. My 9 month old daughter has an umbilical hernia. where her belly button sticks out( lick a sore thumb). I have tried several remedies even taping her tummy. Nothing has worked. They do not even too much sell anything except a piece of cloth which you tie around ( and her belly button still sticks out. How can I go about helping it to go down without causing tape burns or too tight wrapping? Asked by MsTeeBird - Sun Apr 27 12:00:29 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments A. Most studies show that "binding" the umbilical hernia does nothing, it will resolve on its own or it won't depending on the severity and other factors. Treatment When the orifice is small (< 1 or 2cm), 90% close within 3 years (some sources state 85% of all umbilical hernias, regardless of size[2]), and if these hernias are asymptomatic, reducible, and don't enlarge, no surgery is needed (and in other cases it must be considered). However, in some communities mothers routinely push the small bulge back in and tape a coin over the palpable hernia hole until closure occurs. This practice is not medically recommended as there is a small risk of trapping a loop of bowel under part of the coin resulting in a small area of ischemic bowel.… [cont.] Answered by mystic_eye_cda - Sun Apr 27 12:21:46 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "umbilical" |
