What are the symptoms of fetal arrest after transplantation?

Due to certain reasons, some couples cannot conceive naturally and finally choose embryo transplantation, but some results are not ideal and fetal arrest still occurs. For example, the pregnancy reaction gradually disappears, the most common is a drop in body temperature, a negative pregnancy test, etc.; there is vaginal bleeding, usually dark red leucorrhea, etc.; finally, there is severe pain in the lower abdomen until the placenta is successfully discharged.

1. What are the symptoms of fetal arrest after transplantation?

Symptom 1: When fetal arrest occurs, all pregnancy reactions of the pregnant woman will gradually disappear: for example, the body temperature drops and the early pregnancy test paper shows no positive result. In about 10% of women, the early pregnancy reactions continue, such as the body temperature is still high and the early pregnancy test paper shows a strong positive result but the fetus still arrests. At the same time, if fetal growth retardation occurs, the first thing that will occur is that there will be no more nausea, vomiting, etc., and then the feeling of breast swelling will also decrease.

Symptom 2: Vaginal bleeding, often dark red bloody leucorrhea.

Symptom three: Finally, lower abdominal pain may occur and the embryo may be expelled : If the dead fetus remains in the mother's body for a long time, it may cause maternal hemolytic disorder, and heavy bleeding may occur during delivery, which may even be life-threatening.

The above symptoms of fetal arrest vary from person to person. Some mothers may not even show any signs, but may experience abdominal pain and then miscarriage. Therefore, pregnant mothers must be very vigilant. If you feel any discomfort, please seek medical attention as soon as possible to ensure the safety of the fetus.

2. How to prevent fetal arrest?

1. Before becoming pregnant, you need to undergo prenatal examinations and medical diagnosis. If you have any disease, you must be treated before becoming pregnant.

2. Pay attention to the living environment. It is best not to be exposed to too much bad environment during the early stage of pregnancy. The embryo has not yet developed into a fetus and is very easily affected.

3. Influence of drugs. If you experience symptoms during pregnancy, you should first confirm whether the symptoms are serious. If it is just a mild cold, just drink more water. If you need to take medicine, it is best to consult a doctor.

4. Good living habits. When you are pregnant, you must quit bad living habits. Quitting smoking and drinking is a must. Staying up late to watch TV series is not recommended. Ensuring good sleep is good for the fetus in the womb.