Re: Možné těhotenství a antidepresiva

"Recent studies show that when the fertilized egg divides to form the first two cells, one is already destined to form the placenta, while the other becomes the baby
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By about five days after fertilization the trophoblast cells, surrounding the developing embryo, begin to fuse together to form one giant cell with many nuclei (see Figure 1). This cell is called the syncytial trophoblast. One of the first functions of this placental giant cell is to invade the uterine wall of the mother in an amazing process called implantation (see Figure 2).
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After implantation, the placental giant cell “invades” the walls of several uterine arteries and veins, causing the mother’s blood to flow through channels within the cell (see Figure 3)"

fig. 3 zde: 12 dní po oplození

Cross-section of the blastocyst and endometrium about 12 days after fertilization. Maternal blood (red) is flowing into communicating spaces that develop within the giant syncytial trophoblast cell that covers the surface of the developing placenta (blue). The baby’s blood and blood vessels have not yet developed. The baby (embryo) has now developed into two layers.

http://www.answersingenesis.org/articles/am/v2/n1/placenta

Takže svým způsobem to může být pravda, protože ještě nemá embryo vlastní krevní oběh, ale stejně si nemaslím, že ho neovlivní, co je v matčině krvi...

Jsem volaká změtěná.