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of course contamination can happen once the baby it out of the mother body. I was refuting the intra-body contamination thesis. cf: > The organs are far from st
by SemanticStrengh 4y ago
of course contamination can happen once the baby it out of the mother body. I was refuting the intra-body contamination thesis.
cf: > The organs are far from sterile, whole pathways are very close
- vrc 4y agoThat does not imply intra-body transfer, though. It’s exactly what it says. The digestive organs and the vaginal canal are not sterile, and their pathways converge at the bottom end. Seems pretty straightforward from the rest of the comment that, once the amniotic sac breaks it’s a bacterial slip all the way out, with a surprise at the end.