Answer:
The symptoms indicate jaundice ,which is due to immaturity of the liver.
Explanation:
This condition is known as Hyperbilirubinemia.
During pregnancy ,the bilirubin is removed from the baby's blood by the placenta. When the baby is born, this function is taken over by the liver of the baby.
Bilirubin can accumulate in blood ,fluid and tissues, if the liver is not functioning properly or has some infection. Since Bilirubin has a pigment it causes the yellowish tinge in skin and eyes, the condition which is known as Jaundice.
The Jaundice which occurs within the very first few days of child birth is known as Physiologic jaundice. Low levels of Bilirubin are not a major concern, but measures should be taken so that Bilirubin does not increase to dangerous levels.
Answer:
(A) She produces milk with high Nicotine
Explanation:
Women who smoke more than ten cigarettes a day produce and start to produce less milk than a woman who does not smoke at all.
Smoking also changes the milk's composition. If Nicotine is present is breast milk and the baby drinks it it can lead to behavioral changes in the child.
I would say the answer would be either yoga or cardio
Answer:
Ok so i think i got your awnser
Explanation:
After looking around online we should cover what the lung disease is real quick: So this disease can affect the respiratory function, or the ability to breathe, and there are different types of this diseases, some are caused by bacterial infections and some are viral.
After looking around some more I found a little something too, it might be a little off topic though.
So there was an Vaping lung illness in 2019 - 2020. It started with people being users of illegal unregulated (black market) vaping products.
The first identified cases were in Illinois and Wisconsin in April 2019.
Heres a little something too: "Outbreak of lung disease, including 5 deaths, tied to e-cigarettes. Government agencies can't say whether everyone has the same disease or just similar symptoms."
Theres also 450 cases of severe lung injury, mostly in teens and adults in the United States.
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