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Glossary of pregnancy terms: M
Meconium In the uterus the baby’s bowel is lined with a thick black tarry substance called meconium. Usually the first few nappies after the birth are full of this substance. Occasionally a baby in distress will empty his bowels before birth. If he then inhales amniotic fluid as he is born, the meconium can damage…
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Tagged Glossary of pregnancy terms, Meconium, multigravida, Pregnancy
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Baby bowel movements
In the first few days, your baby’s stools will be a thick, black sticky stuff known as meconium. As he begins to feed on milk, his stools will gradually change colour, first to greenish-brown, then to yellow. If he is breastfed, his stools will be bright yellow and quite loose and smell almost sweet. If…
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Tagged Breastfeeding, Childhood, Family, Feces, Gastroenterology, Human feces, Human physiology, Meconium
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