Poor embryo development and successful pregnancy preservation

People say that being pregnant for ten months is not easy. An umbilical cord closely connects the baby to the mother, and the nutrients the baby needs and the waste discharged are transmitted through this umbilical cord. During pregnancy, mothers should also go for regular check-ups because the baby's development is unknown and they need to always be aware of the baby's growth. If the baby's growth and development is slow or stops growing, the hospital needs to intervene and treat it. Even discovering problems and solving them promptly is key!

Poor embryo development: 1. Delayed embryo development is mostly caused by vaginal bleeding due to threatened abortion, insufficient secretion of progesterone, physical and chemical stimulation, viral infection and the embryo itself. Therefore, you need to properly summarize whether there are any suspicious or noteworthy aspects of your environment before and after conception. 2. People usually take the second attempt more seriously, so many people succeed the second time. 3. If there is no clear reason for the cessation or delay of embryonic development, it is generally assumed to be a lack of progesterone. At this time, an appropriate amount of progesterone will be given to protect the fetus, and most of the time there will be good results, so you don’t need to be too anxious.

Tips for preserving pregnancy: Except for pregnant women with pregnancy complications such as miscarriage, premature birth, and multiple pregnancies, doctors usually advise pregnant women to engage in a fixed amount of exercise every day to maintain their health and physical strength. General gymnastics, swimming and mild ball games are all within the permitted range, and outdoor outings and picnics are also fine. Sports that are too intense or dangerous, such as football, basketball, rock climbing, and the 100-meter sprint, should be avoided.

Pregnancy is not a disease, so general work can be continued as usual. However, in the following circumstances, it is best to stop working or switch to other jobs: when there is miscarriage, premature birth, or vaginal bleeding caused by placenta previa, you must stop working; when there is preeclampsia, twins or a low fetal weight, it is best to rest more; when there are toxic substances in the workplace, it is best to change the workplace and stay away from workplaces with high radiation doses, such as nuclear power plants, radiation inspection rooms or treatment rooms; beauticians, teachers or nurses often need to stand for long periods of time due to the nature of their work, and are prone to varicose veins, so they should try to reduce the time they stand.

1. Once you are confirmed to be pregnant, you should keep a happy mood and stable emotions. During pregnancy, you should use medications with caution, avoid contact with radiation and toxic substances, do not smoke or drink, prevent viral infections, and moderate your sexual life.

2. Pregnant women should pay attention to supplementing their diet with enough protein, vitamins and minerals. They should eat more green leafy vegetables, beans, eggs, kelp, seaweed and other foods rich in iron. They should avoid picky eating and should not be too hungry or too full to ensure a healthy spleen and stomach.

3. Pregnant women should stay away from places with many cars and near battery factories and paint factories to avoid inhaling toxic lead into their bodies through the air. Do not eat foods containing lead. Such as preserved eggs, popcorn and snacks with various pigments added. You should eat more foods containing protein, calcium, iron and zinc to effectively prevent the absorption of lead by the human intestine and lower the blood lead level.

4. Pregnant women should pay attention to hygiene, take a bath frequently, change clothes frequently, and starting from five to six months, take a bath once a day with soapy water and scrub the nipples to prevent nipple retraction, which will otherwise make breastfeeding difficult after delivery. Nipple rupture may lead to mastitis

5. Pregnant women should wear loose clothes that are suitable for both cold and warm weather. They should not use tight garters and belts to avoid affecting blood circulation, causing varicose veins and restricting fetal activity. Take some exercise and walk to promote blood circulation.

6. The perinatal period refers to the period from the 28th week of pregnancy to the seventh day after delivery. During this period, we should strengthen the monitoring and health care work, do regular prenatal examinations, check the fetal position,