A GBS-carrier's risk of delivering an infected child decreases from one in 200 to one in 4,000 if she is treated with antibiotics.
it doesnt pass gas at all...
yes
Caffeine can pass from a pregnant woman's body into the developing fetus.
I am sure that it does.
The deoxygenated blood and the baby's waste products pass from the foetus to the mother. The mother can then dispose of these through her systems.
The fetus is passed during the bleeding of a miscarriage. If it's in the first trimester, the fetus is smaller than a prune, so would look like a large clot.
He has had several chances to pass the test.
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Nothing. You wait for the fetus to pass (like a period).
through the umbilical cord
It is a normal phenomena for the fetus to pass the urine. The same is swallowed by the baby. The process continue till birth of the baby. Baby does not pass the feces in the womb. Fetus may pass the feces in the womb, when it is in some sort of stress. It can have serous consequences. That is an indication for delivery by operation.
The chance depends on many factors such as the progress of the disease, infection with other STDs and many others. They say without treatment the chance is about 25%. If the infected person is on the right anti-virals and with a Caesarean section the chance is 1% or less. Breast feeding can also pass on the virus.