Retained placenta are of three types:
- Placenta Adherens: It is the most common type and occurs when the uterus fails to contract enough to expel placenta.
- Trapped Placenta: It occurs when placenta detaches from the uterus but doesn’t leave the body, sometimes the cervix remains closed after birth of the baby.
- Placenta Accreta: It causes the placenta to attach to the muscular layer of the uterine wall rather than the uterine lining which makes delivery more difficult and causes severe bleeding.
Question: In how much time does the body expel placenta during delivery?
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