What is the reason for no fetal heartbeat?

With the improvement of living standards, the food people eat often contains too much pesticide, which leads to many chronic diseases. The same is true for pregnancy. There are many reasons for the absence of fetal heartbeat. If the house has just been renovated, it cannot be lived in, because formaldehyde will cause the fetus to stop breathing, and it can also cause fetal stillbirth in early pregnancy. Poor development will also affect the development of the fetal heart.

Before becoming pregnant or just finding out you are pregnant, you cannot take any medicine, including Chinese medicine, because it will affect the development of the fetal heart and is very harmful to the fetus. The fetus cannot be exposed to any stimulation. Also, you cannot eat longan as eating too much longan can easily cause fetal scratches.

For women who are planning to get pregnant, although there is no way to completely avoid stillbirth, you can minimize the probability of stillbirth through your own efforts:

1. Start taking folic acid when you plan to get pregnant:

From the first three months of pregnancy to the third month of pregnancy, taking 0.4 mg of folic acid every day can prevent neural tube defects (including anencephaly) in the fetus.

, encephalocele, and spina bifida) by 40%-80%, which is one of the few preventable congenital malformations, including stillbirth.

2. Treatment of maternal diseases:

Many maternal chronic diseases, such as high blood pressure, diabetes or thyroid abnormalities, can increase the chance of stillbirth.

Relevant examinations should be carried out before pregnancy. If such problems are found, they should be treated before pregnancy.

3. Avoid poisons in the environment:

Any reading material in the environment will increase the chance of fetal death. Pregnant women should avoid taking medication without a doctor's prescription.

4. Adjust your work and rest schedule:

Many studies have found that excessive workload increases the chances of premature birth, miscarriage, stillbirth, and growth retardation, so pregnant women should adjust their work and rest schedule and get enough rest.

5. Regular prenatal check-ups: Pregnant women should have regular prenatal check-ups to detect problems early, such as gestational diabetes or pregnancy-induced hypertension.

Timely treatment can not only reduce the chance of fetal stillbirth, but also ensure the safety of the mother.

6. Pay attention to prenatal education: Prenatal education can provide information to help pregnant women understand the physiological changes during pregnancy and what they should pay attention to. Ignorance

Leading to risks, for example, many pregnant women themselves do not understand the harm caused to the baby by smoking or taking over-the-counter drugs, nor do they know the signs of pregnancy danger. Participating in various prenatal educations at the hospital can help you obtain various information and reduce risks.

7. Pay attention to epidemic diseases:

Some infectious diseases can not only cause fetal death in the womb, but also leave serious sequelae even if the fetus survives.

8. Pay attention to your sex life:

Some sexually transmitted diseases, such as syphilis, can cause fetal death or serious malformations. Avoiding multiple sexual partners or using condoms can help prevent the spread of STDs. If you find any signs of infection, you should seek treatment as soon as possible.

There are many pregnant women who did not go to the hospital for check-up in the early stages of pregnancy and were found to have no fetal heartbeat when they were checked two or three months later. The first thing the doctor considers is whether the house is newly renovated. Second, whether the patient has taken any medications. Third, everyone’s physical constitution is different, so whether the fetus is not developing well and so on.