What are the symptoms of fetal arrest at 8 weeks of pregnancy?

When a woman is 8 weeks pregnant, she needs to pay attention to all aspects of her body. The fetus is most unstable at this time, so the diet should be arranged scientifically, exercise should not be repeated, and the mood should not be too excited, otherwise it will have a great impact on the fetal position. What are the symptoms of fetal arrest in 8 weeks of pregnancy? The following is a detailed introduction.

The main symptoms of embryonic development arrest at 8 weeks of pregnancy are a drop in body temperature from top to bottom during ovulation, subsidence of early pregnancy reactions, a decrease in HCG index value, and a few people may experience dark brown vaginal bleeding. Generally there are no obvious active symptoms, which need to be confirmed by B-ultrasound examination.

The actual symptoms are:

1. About 85% of the sisters have a small amount of bleeding (mostly dark brown) before the fetus stops moving. The early pregnancy symptoms such as rf distension and pain, nausea, retching, fatigue, etc. suddenly disappear or weaken, and the abdomen no longer expands. Of course, there are about 10% of cases where the early pregnancy symptoms still persist and the body temperature is still high, and the zyzy is strongly positive but the fetus stops moving. Therefore, if the early pregnancy symptoms still exist or worsen, don't worry for the time being. The baby is basically born in this special way and he is still very safe (except for pregnant women without morning sickness). Studies have shown that the miscarriage rate of pregnant women with morning sickness is relatively low, but sufficient attention should be given after the symptoms stop.

2. Pregnant mothers who have bleeding do not need to rush to have B-ultrasound. You can observe whether the bleeding continues. If the body temperature is high, the zzy test paper is strongly positive, and the early pregnancy symptoms continue, it should be harmless. You can have B-ultrasound in 2 to 3 months, because if all the symptoms still exist, the chance of fetal arrest is not high.

3. Although most pregnant women have miscarriage after fetal arrest, there are also cases where there are no symptoms or no diagnosis of fetal arrest. If the fetus remains in the womb for a long time and the mother is not cleared, it will cause hemolytic obstruction in the pregnant mother, which may cause internal bleeding during delivery and may even seriously endanger her life. Therefore, B-ultrasound is still the most powerful way to finally diagnose fetal arrest, and blood tests can also reflect the problem from the side.

After understanding the symptoms of fetal growth retardation at 8 weeks of pregnancy, if such a situation occurs during pregnancy, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. If the problem is serious, you should be hospitalized for observation, which will be very helpful for fetal health. The early pregnancy of women is not a stable period, so you should pay attention to any abnormal conditions you find to avoid affecting the fetus.