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29 Apr 2013 12:22 #132880
by ketchim
Cutting the umbilical cord immediately after birth - currently standard practice -
puts the baby at risk of iron deficiency
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Historically, the cord has been cut within seconds of birth :
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29 Apr 2013 12:26 #132882
by ketchim
The suggestion is that the cord should not be cut :
until it has stopped pulsating naturally -
anywhere between two and five minutes after birth.
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29 Apr 2013 12:26 #132883
by ketchim
"It also allows time for the transfusion of placental blood to the newborn :
especially in cases of premature birth."
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29 Apr 2013 12:28 #132884
by ketchim
"When a baby is born about a third for the baby's blood is still in his/her cord and placenta.
"With no good evidence to support it, accepted practice is to accelerate the arrival of the placenta
with an injection and clamp and cut the cord immediately : >
depriving the baby of this blood. ............
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29 Apr 2013 12:34 #132886
by Meseret
hmmmmm ......
once i had to cut the cord. i started cutting without first tying. blood gushed out, i thought i was killing the baby .....
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29 Apr 2013 12:36 #132888
by ketchim
You see how much Iron was wasted with that Gush ...
I gonna make sure everyone in my fammo is aware of this :
To advise the Gynoe in Delivery room to wait a few minutes
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