Some women experience fetal arrest after pregnancy, but if the pregnancy stops, it will naturally lead to miscarriage. There are also many reasons that can cause fetal arrest. Sometimes it is caused by genetic abnormalities, and other times it is caused by uterine abnormalities. So, is it good to draw blood to prevent fetal arrest?
If routine blood tests are performed, it will not affect the body and will not cause fetal arrest. In fact, there are quite a few reasons that can cause tire stoppage. The following is an introduction to several major reasons that can cause tire stoppage:
1. Genetic abnormalities, sometimes in sperm, sometimes in the genetic material or chromosomes carried in eggs, can easily cause abnormal embryonic development and lead to fetal arrest.
2. Uterine abnormalities can also easily lead to fetal arrest, such as uterine defects or abnormalities, which can also easily cause miscarriage.
3. Viral factors can also lead to fetal arrest. If a pregnant mother is infected with a virus, such as hepatitis or cytomegalovirus, it may cause fetal arrest.
4. Environmental factors can also easily lead to fetal arrest, such as exposure of pregnant women to toxic and harmful substances such as radioactive elements or chemicals.
