What to do if the fetus stops growing in two months of pregnancy

Pregnancy is a big event for a woman and also a turning point for her. During pregnancy, you must pay attention to various details, otherwise it will affect the development of your child. In severe cases, it may even cause the fetus to stop developing. When faced with this situation. What should we do? Let’s find out what to do if the fetus stops growing two months into the pregnancy.

There are many reasons for embryo arrest, mainly the following aspects: incomplete embryo development, abnormal fertilized egg; poor placental development, maternal and fetal blood type incompatibility; female endocrine dysfunction, reproductive organ disease; female systemic disease during pregnancy; female trauma during pregnancy, rapid emotional changes; male sperm quality problems, etc.

When embryonic arrest occurs, early pregnancy reactions such as breast tenderness, nausea, retching or frequent urination will be alleviated or disappear. Secondly, there may be symptoms such as vaginal bleeding and abdominal discomfort, but a few women may not have typical symptoms.

To determine whether the embryo has arrested, blood HCG and B-ultrasound tests are needed. It is inaccurate to judge based on symptoms alone. B-ultrasound is a type of ultrasonic wave that has no radiation and has no effect on the health of the fetus.

The above is the solution to the problem of fetal arrest two months into pregnancy. When fetal arrest occurs, it means that the development of the fetus has stopped. In this case, an abortion is necessary because the child's life can no longer be saved. For the sake of your own health, when the above abnormal conditions occur, you need to go to the hospital in time to check your body and confirm your physical condition.