Knut på navelsträngen är ofta helt ofarligt, tack vare att den är täckt med Wharton’s Jelly.. This amazing cord contains Wharton’s Jelly. During pregnancy and the birth this jelly protects the arteries and veins in the cord – this is why knots and tangled babies are fine the majority of the time – the Wharton’s Jelly keeps the cord firm and unable to collapse. After the birth the Jelly slowly “clamps” down on the arteries first, then the umbilical vein. The cord will slowly turn from heavy and firm (and colored) to limp and white. At this point it can be cut with little to no mess at all – no medical clamps needed! birthwithoutfearblog/2013/02/15/cord-clamping-give-me-all-my-blood/ ....men det är ändå viktigt att kolla på direkten om knuten blivit så hårt åtdragen under födelseprocessen att blod inte kan flöda genom den, och i så fall lösa upp den så fort som möjligt. Gärna mjölka navelsträngen också. A true knot in the umbilical cord occurs quite naturally, but it is not the routine, normal form of the cord; if it is a loose knot, it does not affect cord function, and it does not require medical treatment. If the knot is tight, it impedes the childs oxygen supply and that requires treatment (restoration of the normal). The midwife or physician who does not understand the normal form and function of the umbilical cord is not qualified to treat or take care of the umbilical cord. -- Dr. George M Morley
Posted on: Thu, 30 Oct 2014 23:33:25 +0000
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