Can your body absorb your pregnancy? If yes what is it called and how does this happen?
Yes, in some circumstances. If there is a very early pregnancy in the tube, and it gets extruded into the abdominal cavity, it will eventually get absorbed, along with any blood.
Where does the baby go?
In most cases, babies are not "absorbed" In the case of an early pregnancy (early first trimester), all that may be noticed is a bit of extra bleeding, like a heavier period. In later pregnancies, there will be cramping and passage of tissue.
In many pregnancies, the fetus dies while still at a very early stage, or never even develops (aka blighted ovum). It is not reabsorbed, but no actual visible tissue will be passed, only blood and clots.
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I am still trying to get closure of my miscarriage with triplets due to the fact of all this information I received when I miscarried. While I was at the hospital with what they termed as a "missed miscarriage" I was shown, by a OB who was specialist in multiple births, My body had to have absorbed 1 of the babies completely, there was one visible with no heartbeat and as he zoomed into the ultrasound he showed me what he believed was one of the babies that was being absorbed but was not fully absorbed as of yet. I was in the beginning of my 5th month but the baby left was measured at 8 or 9 week. I had only spotted lightly for about 2 hours with no cramping. I passed a very long thick snot like passage the next day and did have blood and clots about the 8th day. It was a big mess with my Dr and I ended up seeing the specialist at the hospital I kept going to the emergency at. dont know why they termed it missed miscarriage when the 1st ultrasound showed the last baby with no heartbeart, something about my cervix not being opened and against law for MD to break ...I dont know......6 months later just as confused as the 1st day of MMC. I guess it really varies per individual and their bodies. I DO HIGHLY RECOMMEND if you find out you a PG with a multiple birth to go to a MULTIPLE BIRTH SPECIALISTS IMMEDIATELY... I tried to use my OB/GYN that delivered my first child and OBVIOUSLY alot changed with her over the 12 years and in the end I could see how her quality of care changed! I hope this helps but with me still looking for answers I hope I have not confused you more. Be blessed!
The above story is quite confusing, but "missed abortion" (abortion being the medical term for a pregnancy that ends before 20 weeks, whether induced or spontaneous) means that the fetus has died but not yet been expelled from the body. That term would be correct for the situation described--no heartbeat and closed cervix.
As to it being against the law for the MD to terminate that pregnancy--it may have been hospital policy rather than the law. If there is no heartbeat, then there are no legal impediments to termination. Some religious organizations which run hospitals have different rules which make it difficult to manage miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies in a rational and medically optimal manner.
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cw: The female body readies itself for pregnancy. If no pregnancy, the body dumps the readied tissue and starts over again. It's a fast way to get ready for pregnancy. Some species (as I recall) absorb the tissues and recycle at a slower rate.
no, of course the sun cant absorb body fats
Capillaries in Villi absorb all other nutrients except fat.
The semen has to come back out of the body since the body can not absorb it and the uterus is a dead end. The sperms are still swimming though so pregnancy can still happen if she ovulates. The semen is supposed to come back out. That's normal.
There are several things that can cause the human body to lose iron. Blood loss, a lack of iron in your diet, and an inability to absorb iron are all causes to losing iron. Pregnancy can also cause your body to lose iron.
Their body can't absorb lactose...There are enzymes in your small intestine which break down lactose called lactase. Lactase breaks down lactose into galactose and glucose so your body can then absorb it.
A doe rabbit can absorb her kits at any stage of pregnancy, usually due to stress or health issues. If your rabbit has milk but no signs of babies, it could be a false pregnancy. A vet check is recommended to rule out any underlying health concerns.
Yes. In a phantom pregnancy, the body is tricked into feeling like it is pregnant. Consequently the same hormones present in a real pregnancy will be present in the body of someone who is undergoing a phantom pregnancy, and these hormones are what a pregnancy test detects.
They absorb oxygen to carry to the rest of your body
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