Many women who have difficulty conceiving will use in vitro fertilization, and some couples who want twins will also choose in vitro fertilization. After pregnancy, fetal arrest may occur due to various reasons, so undergoing IVF is even more concerned about such a situation. So what are the chances of IVF stopping?
In fact, the probability of fetal arrest during IVF and normal pregnancy is similar. If there is no experience of fetal arrest, do not be too nervous, as excessive tension can also affect the fetus. There are many reasons that can cause fetal arrest, and psychological factors are one of them. Many IVF procedures are performed due to the difficulty of conception, resulting in high pressure and constriction of blood vessels. This can disrupt the contraction of fallopian tube muscles and have a certain impact on the development of the embryo.
Tire stop may be caused by environmental factors such as drugs, toxic substances, radiation, etc. To prevent this phenomenon from occurring, it is recommended not to undergo electromagnetic radiation tests and not to look at mobile phones or computers frequently. Radiation protective clothing can be worn instead.
Fetal arrest may be caused by polycystic ovary syndrome, chromosomal abnormalities, uterine problems, and so on. It is recommended to check your body before undergoing IVF to see if you have the conditions for pregnancy. Then, you need to cooperate with your doctor to take good care of your body, pay attention to your diet and lifestyle habits, and go to the hospital for regular check ups to prevent the occurrence of fetal arrest.
