एम्निओटिक (en. Amniotic)

The digestive system is ready to perform its functions, the child constantly swallows the amniotic fluid, the liquid part of which splits into sugar and water and is absorbed in the intestine, and the flakes and fluff hair that have gotten into the water form meconium, which is normally removed only after delivery.

At this time, it is possible to assess the heartbeat, growth and weight of the fetus, its position in the uterus, the presence or absence of malformations, the amount of amniotic fluid, the location and degree of maturation of the placenta.

In addition, the amniotic fluid also prevents the cord from being squeezed which provides oxygen and food.

At later terms of bearing the child, chlamydia is a direct threat of termination of pregnancy, provokes the development of secondary placental insufficiency and impaired production of amniotic fluid.

There is not enough amniotic fluid around the baby.

In general, the phenomena of embolism due to amniotic fluid affect the pulmonary arteries (pulmonary embolism from amniotic fluid) and, therefore, cause dyspnea and heart failure.

In separate amniotic sacs, or two or more babies can share an amniotic sac.