When your born, there are fluids in your lungs, where does it go when you take your first breath?

Answer 1

Some of the amniotic fluid in a baby's lungs is squeezed out into the upper portion of the respiratory tract as the baby is pushed down the birth canal. It is then suctioned out by the doctor or nurse when the baby's head emerges. Extra oxygen may be given to help dry out any excess fluid but the baby's lymphatic system (the system responsible for maintaining fluid balance) will also work to rid the fluid from the lungs.

Answer 2

some is suctioned out by the nurses, some is swallowed, some regurgitated and the rest is absorbed by the body slowly in the next few days...........