The process of preparing for pregnancy and giving birth to a child nowadays is quite lengthy. Some pregnant women may experience biochemical pregnancy or fetal arrest during the pregnancy process. What is the reason for fetal stop after one biochemical test?
1. Embryonic factors. If the quality of the embryo itself is not very good, according to the principle of survival of the fittest, it will naturally be difficult to survive, resulting in biochemical or fetal arrest.
2. Luteal function of the ovary. When the corpus luteum function of the ovaries is impaired, pregnant women themselves do not secrete enough progesterone to support the continued growth and development of the embryo, which can also cause fetal arrest or biochemical disorders.
3. Uterine factors. Whether the embryo can implant or continue to develop in the mother's uterus, the environment of the uterus is also quite important. If the uterus develops poorly or there are adhesions in the uterine cavity, it can affect whether the fertilized egg can implant or whether the embryo can continue to develop.
4. Infection. If early embryos are infected, it is easy for biochemical or fetal arrest to occur, such as Toxoplasma gondii infection, cytomegalovirus infection, herpes infection, pelvic inflammatory disease, and so on.
5. Bad habits of parents. In fact, the lifestyle habits between parents are very important for nurturing life. If both or either parent frequently smokes, drinks, or stays up late, it can cause biochemical pregnancy or fetal arrest.
