When they found out they were pregnant, they started to be very cautious, so mothers were very cautious throughout the entire pregnancy, afraid that something unexpected would affect the health of the fetus in their belly. Finally, they were about to reach full term, but unexpectedly found that the baby had stopped. So why does full-term miscarriage occur?
1. Hypoxia. Basically, the baby is about to give birth at full term, but at this time, fetal arrest occurs, which makes many mothers very sad. However, there are also many reasons that can cause fetal arrest. For example, in the late stage of pregnancy, if the child lacks oxygen in the stomach, it is also very easy to cause fetal arrest.
2. The umbilical cord wraps around the neck. In the late stages of pregnancy, mothers should not sit for long periods of time. However, due to some work reasons, sitting in their workstations for a long time every day can lead to less exercise. Prolonged sitting can easily cause the umbilical cord of the child to wrap around their neck. Once their neck is wrapped by the umbilical cord, it is also likely to cause fetal arrest.
3. Underdevelopment. During pregnancy, nutrition is very important. It should be noted that if a mother suffers from malnutrition, it can also cause the fetus in her belly to develop poorly, and the occurrence of fetal arrest is inevitable. During pregnancy, mothers should still pay attention to nutrient intake and never let themselves lack nutrition.
