What is Decidua?

During pregnancy, the endometrium or lining of the uterus is referred to as decidua in mammals. This part of the uterus lining begins to form as soon as the embryo is implanted, and plays a major role in the formation of the placenta. Among other things, it helps to nourish the embryo before fully forming the placenta. This is in preparation for a possible embryo. If there is no pregnancy, this lining is shed around about every month during something commonly called the period. This action triggers something known as decidual reactions. During that, the highest layer of uterine lining thickens even more. In the area that the embryo is implanted in the uterus, decidua grows around it and absorbs an embryo. This is known as The Decidua Capsularis.

There are two other main parts of the Decidua. The area between the embryo and the wall of the uterus is known as Decidua Basalis. All other parts of the Decidu in the uterus are known as decidua pariatalis.

until the placenta is completeThis lining is the main source of nutrition for embryo. Like the placenta, it also allows the waste materials to go through embryos. It also protects the embryo and ensures that the immune system of the mother is destroyed. Decidua also release female hormones and growth hormones necessary for healthy pregnancy.

In the case of abortion, the decidua sheds them and leaves the body along with the embryos, similar to the menstrual period. Sometimes, however, decidua can be shed without embryo. If this happens, there may be a number of complications and health problems Propatka.

ectopic pregnancy is also referred to as tubal or extrauterine pregnancy. During ectopic pregnancy, the embryo implants in the uterine lining, but into another part of the female anatomy. In most ectopic pregnancies, the embryo is implanted in the fallopian tubes, but in several cases it can implant it in a cervix or other part of female anatomy.

Sometimes during an ectopic pregnancy, Decidua passes from the body, similar to abortion. EMBHowever, Ryo will still be implanted in the fallopian tube wall. If it is left unattended, this may cause the organ to increase and burst, resulting in severe bleeding and perhaps even the death of the mother.