When preggers is the baby pooping & peeing inside you?

Question

Is that what causes morning sickness?

Answer 1

Yes baby wees into the amniotic fluid but shouldn't poo- it can be dangerous. When my waters were broken they found mecconium (poo) in it so started getting all the life saving equipment out! so not nice. She was fine though - although had green poo in her hair!!! Babies wont poo until they are due, maybe during labour.
Although they call it morning sickness its throughout the day - anything can trigger it- smells etc -car journeys were worse for me although never sick! I just felt bad. That usually stops by 13 weeks of pregnacy so no not caused by the wee.

Answer 2

Not pooping, but peeing yes. The fetal urine is what contributes to the amniotic fluid. All other wastes go through the umbilical cord and into the mother's system to be disposed of. The baby doesn't have its first bowel movement until a day or so after being born.

Morning sickness is caused by the hormonal changes that occur in early pregnancy.

If you are pregnant, please do yourself a favor and get a copy of a book on pregnancy and get educated on what's going on inside of you. And get proper prenatal care.

Answer 3

They don't really know what causes nausea in pregnancy. Some theories have to do with the hormone progesterone, which is the dominant hormone during pregnancy.

Another theory is that elevated levels of steroid hormones and hCG (human chorionic gonadotopin) may be involved.

I really doubt that the baby pooping/peeing inside is the cause of morning sickness, considering you are suppose to stop morning sickness around the 3rd-4th month and the baby hasn't even development enough to beable to poo or pee.

Answer 4

No, the baby doesn't need to pee or poo cuz you are doing that for the baby. Your body gives the baby the stuff it needs, not the "extra" stuff that would be pooped or peed out. Your body gets the nutrients out of the food and you poo the rest. Your kidneys and liver clean the blood for the baby so it doesn't need to pee. Baby's digestive system isn't doing anything, really, except developing. Morning sickness is caused by your body reacting to pregnancy hormones. They build up during the night and by morning you feel icky. During the day the extra hormones get peed out so ya feel ok, but then start building up again at night.

Answer 5

Yes the baby is pooping and peeing inside you.
No - this is not what causes morning sickness -it's more to do with the hormonal changes..

Answer 6

The changing hormones causes morning sickness. The baby does not poop and pee until after delivery. The first few days a gross, dark, sticky substance is pooped out by the baby called muconium.

Answer 7

No. The baby's waste products are carried through the umbilical cord into your blood stream where you get rid of them. Morning sickness is caused by the raised hormone levels due to the baby excreting hormones via the placenta.

Answer 8

yes the baby does have poop and pee, but it is absorbed through the amniotic fluid into the placenta and then into mom's waste system. It does not cause morning sickness. not eating for long amounts of time can cause morning sickness throughout prego. so can eating something she doesn't like. or being sick or dehydrated.
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Answer 9

Any waste generated by the baby is carried away in the bloodstream from the embryo through the umbilical cord into the mother. Her body then disposes of the waste in the same way it would dispose of her waste.

There is no link between this and morning sickness as far as I know.

Answer 10

The wastes go back out throught the umbilical chord. The waste is sifted out of the mother's bloodstream via her organs (kidneys)