If a fetus does not have a fetal heart rate, the pregnant woman needs to have an abortion as soon as possible after confirmation, and then take care of her body, which is beneficial for future pregnancy and childbirth. However, it is rare for a fetus to have no fetal heart rate. If a pregnant woman encounters this situation, she needs to identify the cause in order to conceive with peace of mind. So, what are the reactions of a fetus without fetal heart rate?
If the fetus does not have a fetal heart rate, pregnant women may not experience morning sickness or nausea. Secondly, the swelling and pain in one's own breasts will gradually decrease. Moreover, there will be vaginal bleeding in the lower body, mainly consisting of dark red vaginal discharge. Moreover, pregnant women may also experience abdominal pain and sagging, which needs to be stopped after the embryo is released. If the fetus does not have a fetal heart rate, it indicates that the embryo has stopped developing. Pregnant women need to have a timely abortion, otherwise it will affect the health of the uterus and be detrimental to the next pregnancy.
Additionally, the absence of fetal heart rate may be mainly due to chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus. If the fetus carries chromosomal abnormalities in its genetic material, even if the embryo develops, it will not develop normally. However, if pregnant women are exposed to toxic substances, including chemicals, it can also affect fetal development.
Moreover, pregnant women taking drugs that infect embryonic development, or smoking and drinking alcohol for a long time, can affect fetal development and cause the fetus to have no fetal heart rate. However, no matter what, pregnant women do not want this situation to happen again. They need to regulate their bodies, find the exact cause and seek timely treatment, take preventive measures, and make their next pregnancy safe.
