I believe that many expectant mothers will be asked how to deal with the placenta when giving birth. After giving birth, the mother can choose to take the placenta home, or directly recycle it from the hospital for further treatment. Many parturients and their families either don't want the placenta, or don't know how to deal with it, or think that the placenta is a human organ. It's cruel to watch. Today, let's talk about how to deal with placenta.

How to deal with placenta is good for baby.

1, plant trees under trees.

What's more, for a caring mother, planting a tree with placenta as fertile soil, such as planting a small tree, burying the placenta under the tree, and turning the placenta into nutrients to nourish the tree, the tree will grow up with the baby.

Step 2 turn it into a work of art

There are countless capillaries on the placenta, just like a lush tree on paper, with dense stems, branches and branchlets. The mother's nutrients are carried by blood and supplied to the baby through these dense life supply lines.

Use of placenta

1, protect the network

It is difficult for expectant mothers to completely isolate all kinds of bacteria and viruses, and bacteria can easily enter their bodies. But interestingly, most bacteria and viruses are powerless to the fetus, because the placenta plays a vital role.

2. Metabolism and transportation

During the child's 10 month in the mother's body, all daily life should be completed through the placenta, including absorbing nutrients and discharging waste. Placenta is a "transit station". When the expectant mother's blood passes through the placenta, it will absorb nutrients and pass them on to the baby. After the baby gets it, it will start to grow and develop further.