Patient's question:
My home is in the countryside. Now that my sister-in-law has given birth, she has brought the placenta back home. I don't know the significance of doing this, so I would like to ask: where should the placenta be buried for the baby?Doctor's answer:
The placenta of a newborn can be buried in any location, as it is a folk custom. Generally, it is buried under the window. Of course, living habits vary from place to place. The placenta is an organ tissue and a traditional Chinese medicine that can replenish blood, boost energy, enhance immunity, and also have certain effects on beauty and skincare. If the placenta is overly mature, it may lead to intrauterine hypoxia.