How Do Babies Breathe In The Womb?

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Baby in the womb never breathe, until the moment of birth, when the doctor gives babies that famous pat on the bum to make them cry and breathe.

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first breath, is the breath of life. God creation is so amazing 🥰

cqdfljv

Basically your mother is literally keeping you alive during the pregnancy process. Alhamdulilah. makes me feel bad when im being bad to my mother.

neroknight

Praise to The Creator of the heavens and the earth

alvin

It's so mind blowing how we drown in water and survive months without air or oxygen, life is mysterious magical

criscorn

i had been thinking this past few days on how do babies breath inside the womb bwhaaha it turns out that they don't breath inside the womb. I understood your explanation, thanks!

kielysia

PSALM 139:13

*For You formed my inward parts* ; You covered me in my mother’s womb.

bisdakpinoy

beshak Mera ALLAH PAK hr shy py QADIR HAI beshak❤

SiddiqueRazia

This video fails to discuss "cellular respiration" (aka breathing). You can tell from the comments how confused everyone is thinking the baby "doesn't" breath when in fact it does, it just doesn't use lungs to do so. It first has passive diffusion of oxygen and then later uses the umbilical cord to get oxygen. ALL living things need cellular respiration to live including the baby in the womb. Search "fetal 501906". From peer-reviewed and written by Oxford University Cardiology department.
"By the end of gestational week 3, passive oxygen diffusion becomes insufficient to support metabolism of the developing embryo [3-5], and thus the fetal heart becomes vital for oxygen and nutrient distribution [2]. The initiation of the first heart beat via the primitive heart tube begins at gestational day 22, followed by active fetal blood circulation by the end of week 4."

CraigBrooker

PSALM 139:14

I will give thanks to You, because I am awesomely and *wonderfully made* ; Wonderful are Your works, And my soul knows it very well.

bisdakpinoy

I almost choked when I learnt that babies do not breath in the uterus.

ignitionrod

Thank you Tech Explorist for that information.

VoicesNetworking

If babies can live in amniotic fluid. So can we. So, if in future we may completely run out of pure air we can use this technique to survive somehow??? Can we?

vikrantsrinet

Finally I got the answer. Always this question came to my mind in fraction of second

bhuvaneshbhuvi

C'mon of people you were all once babies in your mother's womb !! Don't you remember how you all used to breath ?

danilasad

This is completely untrue. As the baby grows and at 10 weeks in utero, there is discernable Fetal Breathing Movement as the diaphragm muscle & muscles in the thoracic space develops, which, are the muscles (diaphragm primary) & mechanism that is required to take the first full breath of CO2/O2 outside of the womb. The main source of O2 is via the umbilical cord & the placenta during in utero stage. Taking a breath in is completely mitigated by receptors in the brain regulating CO2 levels & musculature that is activated. The lungs, which are one of the last organs to fully develop, are just 2 sacks that by themselves do nothing. They must be acted upon. But the baby has been practicing mini-breaths as the brain and the diaphragm have been developing, so as to continue the natural cycle once the baby is free of placental & umbilical cord support. This is what is referred to as Fetal Breath Movement.

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