Many mothers are very worried about their baby's fetal heart rate and development after pregnancy. If there is any discomfort, they can go to the hospital for examination. Some mothers are afraid that their baby will feel uncomfortable in the belly. Will the pregnancy stop even if the pregnancy line is reached?
It's hard to say if the pregnancy line has a big belly, but the baby must be developing well. If the menstrual cycle is regular, the number of days of pregnancy starts from the last menstrual period. Generally, the belly can only show signs of pregnancy after three months of pregnancy from the first day. If you suspect fetal arrest or don't know if the embryo is developing well, you must go to the hospital for an ultrasound. Through ultrasound monitoring, the doctor will give you a judgment. If your average gestational sac is greater than 2.5 centimeters, or if you haven't seen the fetal heart or embryo for eleven days after seeing the sac, or if the embryo is greater than 0.7 centimeters and you haven't seen the fetal heart, then it should be embryonic arrest.
If the fetus stops giving birth, the belly will not enlarge, stretch marks will not be obvious, and there will be no longer nausea and vomiting, which are the early pregnancy reactions, the feeling of chest swelling will also decrease, and there will be bleeding in the vagina. Finally, there may be lower abdominal pain that causes the embryo to be expelled. However, there is no need to worry too much during pregnancy. Regular prenatal check ups are sufficient. Generally, if the fetus has problems in the uterus, there will be some abnormalities in advance, such as abdominal pain, lower back pain, bleeding, etc. If you experience discomfort during pregnancy, it is best to seek medical attention promptly.
