What are the symptoms of cessation of development of pregnant women?

There are many pregnant women whose babies have stopped developing in their bodies, so this is completely unacceptable to many pregnant women, because it will seriously affect the growth of their children. Therefore, many pregnant women want to fully understand the symptoms of stopped development of pregnant women's babies. In order for you to understand it as soon as possible, please take a look at the detailed introduction below.

1. The pregnancy reaction disappears: When a woman has fetal growth retardation, all the pregnancy reactions of the pregnant mother will gradually disappear, and generally there will be no more early pregnancy symptoms such as nausea and vomiting.

2. The breasts are no longer swollen: For patients with fetal growth retardation, the feeling of breast swelling will also be weakened.

3. Vaginal bleeding: Some patients with fetal growth retardation have symptoms of vaginal bleeding, which is often dark red bloody white bands.

4. Lower abdominal pain: Patients with fetal growth retardation will experience lower abdominal pain and expel the embryo.

The fetus grows and develops in the mother's body, and nutrients and oxygen from the mother are mainly transported to the fetus through the placenta. If the placenta is underdeveloped or diseased, the fetus will not get nutrients and oxygen and will stop growing, causing the embryo to stop developing and leading to abortion. The pregnant mother will not feel anything at first when the embryo stops developing. Only after a long time will she experience symptoms of bleeding. If you experience symptoms of delayed menstruation during pregnancy, it is possible that the embryo has stopped developing and you should go to the doctor for a check-up in time.

Patients with a history of amenorrhea should undergo B-ultrasound examination in the early stages of pregnancy, regardless of whether they have spotting or not, to avoid missing the diagnosis of fetal growth retardation. B-ultrasound monitoring of embryo and fetal development can indicate abnormal embryo or fetal development if there is no gestational sac at 6 weeks or more, or if there is a gestational sac but it is deformed and wrinkled, or if the gestational sac is 4 cm or more but no fetal bud is seen, or if the head and arm length of the fetal bud is 1.5 cm or more but there is no fetal heartbeat. The latter three situations can be diagnosed as fetal growth retardation. In addition, blood β-hcG measurement can also help diagnose fetal growth retardation. If blood β-hcG is <100IU/L at 5 weeks or more, or <2000IU/L at 6 weeks or more, it indicates insufficient secretion of chorionic gonadotropin. If the value no longer rises during dynamic observation, it can be determined that the chorionic epithelium is in decline and the embryo is abnormal.

I believe that many pregnant women have a comprehensive understanding of the symptoms of stopped development in the fetus during pregnancy through the above understanding. Therefore, after understanding the above, in order to get effective treatment for this disease as soon as possible and let their children grow normally, they must go through a comprehensive examination in a large hospital as soon as possible to find out the cause and improve it through treatment as soon as possible after understanding the above content.