Patient's question:
Hello, we only got pregnant with our little baby after 4 years of marriage, and now it's already the third month. My husband seems particularly happy and has come back from afar to improve his diet. What are the benefits of eating bird's nest during pregnancy for the fetus?Doctor's answer:
The placenta, also known as the "purple river carriage," is a derivative of the newborn fetus and contains a variety of antibodies, interferons, hormones, as well as valuable enzymes, erythropoietin, phospholipids, and more. Although it is not, as some folk tales suggest, a cure-all, the placenta of a healthy mother does indeed contain a large amount of immunoglobulins and natural hormones, which can help improve the immune system to some extent and has unique therapeutic effects on infertility, bronchial asthma, and other conditions. As a result, the placenta has long been favored by some medical staff and patients. Typically, the placenta of a healthy mother is either "internally consumed" within the obstetrics department or given as a favor to relatives and friends who need it.