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What happen to placenta after upon birth of fetus?

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Delivering the placenta is the last (3rd) stage of childbirth. This last step can take anywhere from 5 - 20 minutes after the baby is born. The mother will experience mild contractions that separate the placenta from the uterus and push it down the birth canal. Many women don't feel these contractions because they are focused on meeting their beautiful, little baby! The doctor will examine the placenta to make sure the tissue is healthy and in one piece. If it's not in one piece then the doctor may have to remove any additional tissue to prevent infection.

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