What are the symptoms if the fetus stops growing?

Fetal growth retardation brings tremendous psychological and physical pressure and harm to every pregnant mother who has experienced it, and they all feel extremely heartbroken about it. In recent years, due to the increased work pressure on women, some women have not taken good care of their bodies, and the incidence of fetal demise has increased. After fetal growth retardation, the patient should rest well, regulate the body, and must carefully follow the doctor's instructions in order to recover as soon as possible. So, what are the symptoms if the fetus stops growing?

1. Time period:

This main time period is before pregnancy and in the early stages of pregnancy (before 12 weeks, which is 3 months, and some patients may need to be monitored until April-May).

2. Symptoms

There is a small amount of bleeding (mostly brown), abdominal pain, basal body temperature continues to drop within a few days (generally around 36.8 degrees in the first three months of pregnancy), and early pregnancy reactions such as vomiting and frequent urination suddenly disappear or weaken. If you experience the above symptoms, please pay attention! B-ultrasound is the best method to diagnose fetal arrest.

3.Main reasons:

The first is reproductive endocrine, mainly luteal insufficiency; the second is uterine problems, mainly thin endometrium after pregnancy; the third is reproductive immunity and infection problems (some hospitals currently tend to exaggerate the immune factors, and the five eugenics items mainly lead to fetal arrest or teratogenesis, while routine bacterial infections are mostly ectopic pregnancies); the fourth is chromosomal problems; the fifth is sperm morphology (malformation rate) which may also lead to fetal arrest (but it is generally believed that morphology is related to conception and in vitro fertilization, but in clinical observations of couples with fetal arrest, the male partner has a high malformation rate in nine out of ten cases, but there is currently a lack of large-scale clinical multi-center observations, so this is just one person's opinion).

4. General knowledge:

⑴ Never try to get pregnant with the hope of getting lucky, it is very dangerous! ⑵ Adjust your mentality, exercise more, listen to music, and cultivate an optimistic spirit; ⑶ The more detailed the pre-pregnancy examination, the better (both husband and wife should be checked). If problems are found, do not be blindly pessimistic and cooperate with the doctor for active treatment.

5. Tire protection:

For those who have experienced fetal arrest, it is best to maintain the pregnancy for three months and then stop taking pregnancy-preserving drugs under the guidance of the original physician.