What should I do if there is no fetal heartbeat for more than two months of pregnancy?

Pregnancy is supposed to be a happy thing, but some women go to the hospital for a check-up when they are more than two months pregnant and find that they have no fetal heartbeat and no fetal bud. Many women are worried about why these problems occur during pregnancy. In fact, when the pregnancy is more than two months, the fetal heartbeat and fetal bud are visible. There are many reasons for the absence of fetal heartbeat and fetal bud. It is best to do a comprehensive examination to find out the cause.

After 2 months of pregnancy, the gestational sac, fetal bud and fetal heartbeat have begun to appear, but some pregnant women are found to have no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud when they go for a check-up. Then you need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination. You can choose several hospitals to check to see if the same effect is achieved. If the results are all the same and there is no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud, you can ask the doctor to determine the cause and then consider whether to terminate the pregnancy.

Some embryos do not show fetal heartbeat or fetal bud, which may be due to late embryo implantation. At this time, the progesterone index will be relatively low, which may lead to threatened abortion. You can go to the hospital in time to see if the fetus can be saved. Generally, you should rest in bed for a while to calm down and stop working so hard, which may help save the fetus.

How many weeks of pregnancy does the fetal heartbeat usually appear?

Generally, the fetal heartbeat begins to appear in the 2nd to 3rd week of pregnancy. At this time, the fetal heart has just begun to beat. Although the sound is very small and weak, it is not easy to track. However, the complete fetal heartbeat can only be seen during the prenatal check-up at 8-10 weeks of pregnancy. The doctor can use the transfer instrument to analyze whether the fetus has a fetal heartbeat. Therefore, if the fetus is found to have no fetal heartbeat in the early stages of pregnancy, abortion surgery should be considered in a timely manner to terminate the pregnancy.

After pregnancy, the fetal heart rate is mainly checked by B-ultrasound. B-ultrasound examination can clearly see the overall condition of all fetal organs such as the gestational sac, embryo, fetal heart, etc. However, B-ultrasound examination cannot be done as soon as pregnancy occurs. The specific time for B-ultrasound examination needs to be consulted by a doctor and decided by a professional doctor. Remember that doing B-ultrasound examination too early is not necessarily a good thing.

The fetal heartbeat begins to appear when the pregnancy is two months old. Generally, an ultrasound examination at two months will allow you to see the gestational sac, fetal bud, and hear the fetal heartbeat. Even if the embryo's heartbeat is very weak, you can usually hear it. Some people cannot hear the fetal heart rate, so they need to check whether the instrument is correct first and find a quiet environment to listen to it slowly. It is best to find a professional medical staff to listen to the fetal heart rate.

If the medical staff cannot hear the fetal heartbeat and multiple examinations show the same result, you can observe for a period of time if the progesterone and HCG values ​​are normal. If the situation has not improved after observation and the fetal heartbeat is still not heard, you need to consider terminating the pregnancy. You cannot continue otherwise it will be very harmful to the mother.