Symptoms of stillbirth in more than three months of pregnancy

I believe everyone is familiar with the term stillbirth. On the surface, it means that the baby in the belly is lifeless. Generally, there will be some complications when stillbirth occurs. Expectant mothers can feel any abnormal activities of the baby in the belly. As long as these situations occur, expectant mothers should go to the hospital for a check-up to prevent any situation. So what are the symptoms of stillbirth in more than three months of pregnancy?

After 20 weeks of pregnancy, the death of the fetus in the uterus is called stillbirth, or intrauterine fetal death. The death of a fetus during childbirth is called stillbirth, which is also a type of fetal death. Since about half of stillbirths have no symptoms during pregnancy, most parents are completely unaware that they have lost their fetus.

Professional doctors say that once a stillbirth is diagnosed, the pregnant woman should terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible and undergo induced labor. The method of inducing labor can be to inject rivanol into the amniotic cavity, and commonly used drugs include ethacridine; prostaglandin preparations can also be injected to induce labor; if the cervix is ​​mature, intravenous infusion of oxytocin can also be used to induce labor.

If the intrauterine fetal death lasts for a long time, such as it has not been eliminated after 4 weeks, it is necessary to monitor the coagulation function status, prepare fresh blood during induction of labor, and pay attention to preventing postpartum hemorrhage and infection.

After induced labor to remove the dead fetus, the placenta, umbilical cord and fetus should be carefully examined to find out the cause of the stillbirth and avoid the same situation in the next pregnancy.

Fetal growth retardation is generally very common in early pregnancy, and any behavior that is harmful to the body may cause fetal growth retardation. Generally speaking, women in early pregnancy often experience nausea and vomiting. If this symptom stops suddenly, we should pay attention to the changes in the fetus in the womb and it is best to do B-ultrasound regularly.

In addition, fetal growth retardation is often accompanied by symptoms such as heavy vaginal bleeding and unbearable abdominal pain. These are relatively obvious. But some people may not have any reaction. If the above symptoms occur, you should go to the hospital immediately for relevant examinations. The general causes of fetal growth retardation include sperm quality problems or some external stimuli. It should be noted that if symptoms of stillbirth occur, uterine curettage should be performed immediately. Also, you must not get pregnant within the next three months, otherwise the impact on your body will be immeasurable.