Abortus, ja of nee ?

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This is incredible!!!
Fetal microchimerism is a fascinating biological phenomenon where cells from a fetus cross into the mother's body during pregnancy and remain there for years, sometimes even for life. These fetal cells can migrate to different tissues and organs in the mother, such as the brain, liver, or heart, and may influence her health in both positive and negative ways.

Research is still ongoing to fully understand the implications of fetal microchimerism, but some studies suggest that these cells might help with tissue repair, while others raise the possibility that they could contribute to autoimmune conditions in some women. The presence of these cells can create a long-lasting connection between mother and child on a cellular level.