At nine weeks pregnant, the expectant mother is still in the early stages of pregnancy, with a gestation period of over two months and not yet three months. I believe that many expectant mothers are most concerned about the issue of fetal arrest in the early stages of pregnancy. So, at nine weeks of pregnancy, when the fetus has already begun to take shape, will fetal arrest still occur?
Fetal arrest is prone to occur in the early stages of pregnancy, between 8 and 10 weeks, so it is also possible for fetal arrest to occur at nine weeks of pregnancy. If there is a miscarriage, expectant mothers may have the following symptoms:
1. Early pregnancy symptoms disappear
Fetal arrest, also known as pregnancy cessation, is when most pregnant women's early pregnancy reactions will gradually disappear. Therefore, when the pregnancy has not yet exceeded three months, but the pregnancy reactions have completely disappeared, pregnant women should be alert to fetal arrest.
2. Bleeding
Vaginal bleeding is also a symptom of miscarriage at nine weeks of pregnancy. The bleeding caused by fetal arrest is mostly brown in color, and some pregnant women may have dark red bloody discharge. In early pregnancy, if symptoms of vaginal bleeding occur, the possibility of fetal arrest should be considered.
3. Lower abdominal pain
Some pregnant women may experience lower abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy after experiencing fetal arrest, and the pain is very noticeable.
In order to prevent miscarriage in early pregnancy, expectant mothers must undergo regular prenatal check ups, rest regularly, and avoid excessive fatigue. Their diet and daily life should be regular, and all bad habits that may affect pregnancy should be eliminated. At the same time, expectant mothers should also protect their physical health and avoid diseases.
