Ikwerelastborn:

I'm a man and I have heard wonderful things about it and how sweet it is.it is also said to help to make the skin look good

Ikwerelastborn:

Which is even more stressful

sben2308:



I tell u and alot are not mentally equipped for life ahead which is y we have alot of youth commiting suicide and so on.
Imagine just 5years from now how many mentally retarded youth we will have

jieta:
Will the world end if i flush the placenta in the toilet?

expert1:


It is not disgusting, that's why I posted it in the family section.

Many young dad will have to google what to do with placentas

Should it be buried or eaten? Many usually bury it. The question of where and why to bury it also arises at times.

expert1:
Hello Nairalanders and Guests.

I am just curious to know what to do with the placenta after birth, and I am sure many young men as first timers feels the same if handed the placenta after his wife delivers a child.

Especially to young guys that are just raising a family. I know that culture varies but in Yoruba tribe for example, placenta are meant to be buried. Buried where? On your land or you have to encroach another man's land to bury that?

As a father or grandfather kindly share your experience on how to dispense placenta after delivery.

Many thanks.

HARMYMY:


Yes, that is why is good to engage oneself with information and meaningful discussions

expert1:


I think this is the correct word "Medical Waste".

That is what it should be. Instead of us stressing our brains on what to do with it.

I remember for my first time. I told my mum and she told me to go get a small pot called "ikoko agbe'bi" which means "Pot for Placenta".

After getting the pot she asked me to rub the inner part of the pot with red oil (I guess that signifies calmness) before putting the Placenta then to bury it afterwards.

TarOrfeeek:
Some Doctors normally use it to eat rice and stew.

They say it's more nutritious than beef.

CXLVII:
It is disposed as medical waste except requested by the mother for cultural or traditional rights.

nurez305:
The red oil actually mean, you are appealing to the witches and wizard for them not to be angry or and to accept it

NLKing01:
You don't have parents or no elder in the family? Is it every thing you must ask on the internet?

expert1:


You are also a member of my family.


Yes, we are online family.

MufasaLion:


Oh, noted.

So one can just ask the clinic to dispose it, right?

Ishilove:

This is the most disgusting I have read this year.

figure007:
nooooo ... I advice you don't try this .... Alot of people buy it for evil purpose .. some evil nurses and doc sells it,it's no joke o.. collect your thing and go find way bury it

expert1:
Hello Nairalanders and Guests.

I am just curious to know what to do with the placenta after birth, and I am sure many young men as first timers feels the same if handed the placenta after his wife delivers a child.

Especially to young guys that are just raising a family. I know that culture varies but in Yoruba tribe for example, placenta are meant to be buried. Buried where? On your land or you have to encroach another man's land to bury that?

As a father or grandfather kindly share your experience on how to dispense placenta after delivery.

Many thanks.

MufasaLion:


Oh, noted.

So one can just ask the clinic to dispose it, right?