Signs of stillbirth

Pregnant women should pay special attention to their bodies and go to the hospital for regular physical examinations to prevent irreversible consequences, such as miscarriage, stillbirth, etc. Stillbirth cannot be seen from the outside, but expectant mothers can feel the baby's condition. Once any abnormality is found, they should go to the hospital for examination in time. The occurrence of stillbirth has signs, so what are the signs of stillbirth?

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.

When the fetus stops developing, it means that the embryo itself has defects or has stopped developing due to adverse factors during the development process. Generally, the early pregnancy reactions will disappear naturally after about three months of pregnancy. If the early pregnancy reactions at this stage are more severe, you should go to the hospital for examination in time to see if this situation has occurred.

When the fetus dies, the pregnant woman will generally experience a series of obvious symptoms of stillbirth. If the pregnant woman finds that her fetal movement has stopped, vaginal bleeding, breast pain, etc. occurs, these are the best signs of fetal death. Of course, any strenuous exercise should be avoided in the first three months of pregnancy, because many fetal deaths are directly related to improper care of pregnant women, and the specific signs of fetal death will be different for each pregnant woman. Therefore, if you find that you have any unpleasant physical symptoms, you should go to the hospital for examination in time to solve the series of abnormal conditions that you are currently experiencing.

About 80% of fetal death will occur naturally within two to three weeks. Generally, pregnant women will feel that fetal movement has stopped, the uterus has stopped growing, and they cannot hear the fetal heartbeat during examination. The size of the uterus is related to the amenorrhea ultrasound examination. The fetal heartbeat and fetal movement completely disappear. How long the fetus has been dead will have a great impact on the pregnant woman's uterus, so it is very important to detect it in time. The specific signs of fetal death are also relatively obvious, and you need to observe your body changes carefully to understand them in time. The frequent occurrence of stillbirth in recent years is related to the fact that pregnant women do not understand their actual physical conditions, so they have no idea about their physical conditions during pregnancy.