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Notes- Parturition ; Milk let down reflex

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                     Today's Topic 

Today we will cover the three most important topics of physiology. These are:-

1. Parturition 

The process of childbirth along with the placenta and umbilical cord from the vagina is known as parturition. Also called labour or childbirth. 



2. Milk let down reflex 

Ejaculation of milk from breasts of the mother induced by the suckling by the infant is known as milk let-down reflex. 
Oxytocin plays a vital role in this process. 



3. Contraception 

Contraceptions are methods to prevent pregnancy by interfering with the normal process of ovulation, fertilization and implantation to prevent pregnancy. 




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