Also, if the baby shows signs of distress, has
excreted meconium prior to delivery or if the placenta can not be delivered intact, a transfer to the hospital is necessary.
Not exact matches
Meconium is a normal part of the baby's development and is a build - up of ingested amniotic fluid that is
excreted each day within the womb.
In the first few days when
meconium is being
excreted rather than breast milk poo, disposables can be better as
meconium stains are very difficult to remove from cloth diapers.
When this occurs, the
meconium is
excreted into the amniotic fluid.
While many children suffer
meconium aspiration at birth with few long - term effects, some will develop
meconium aspiration syndrome (MAS) as a result of breathing in the waste products they
excreted in the womb.