During pregnancy, every mother hopes that their fetus will grow up healthy and healthy. However, unexpected situations may also occur during pregnancy, such as fetal arrest, which every mother does not want to see. Fetal arrest also indicates that the baby will not develop again. Under what circumstances does it indicate fetal arrest? Does not having a fetal heart count as fetal arrest?
If the ultrasound examination conducted during pregnancy shows the presence of fetal sprouts but no fetal heart rate, it may indicate fetal arrest. You can go to the hospital for a follow-up examination three to five days later. If the results are the same, it is considered fetal arrest. There are many reasons that can cause fetal arrest, including physical reasons and external factors. Discovering fetal arrest requires timely rest to avoid affecting the next pregnancy.
What are the reasons for fetal arrest?
1. Self related reasons. When the mother's progesterone secretion is insufficient during pregnancy, the uterine environment is not suitable for pregnancy, making it difficult to preserve the fetus and leading to fetal arrest.
2. Drug effects. During pregnancy, if a pregnant woman has symptoms such as a cold, it is recommended to adjust her diet and lifestyle habits for mild cases. If the symptoms are more severe, go to the hospital and choose medication that is suitable for the pregnant woman to avoid the impact of some drugs on the fetus.
3. Environmental impact. The environment includes environments with strong radiation and severe indoor air pollution, such as newly renovated houses that have not undergone deodorization.
