Will the belly get smaller if the fetus stops growing?

Fetal growth retardation is a condition of pregnancy abnormality, in which the fetus has already died in the pregnant mother. Nowadays, there are many people suffering from fetal growth retardation, which is much higher than the probability of spontaneous abortion. Therefore, fetal growth retardation is an issue that we should pay close attention to. But many people don't know much about fetal growth retardation. So will the abdomen shrink if there is fetal growth retardation? Are there any obvious symptoms of fetal growth retardation?

The harm to pregnant women after fetal growth retardation is very great, and it has a great impact both psychologically and physically. There are many reasons for fetal growth retardation at this stage. In some cases, it is caused by low progesterone during pregnancy, and in some cases it is caused by some external factors. Therefore, no matter what the cause of fetal growth retardation is, it requires high attention from many aspects. Fetal growth retardation is a condition in which the fetus dies after it stops growing and developing. Although the fetus has stopped growing and developing at this time, the fetus is still in the mother and will remain in the body until the moment before it stops growing and developing. At this time, there is no change in the pregnant woman's abdomen, and it is not likely to shrink. The fetus will not flow out of the body naturally, and it needs normal abortion to be discharged from the body.

After fetal growth retardation occurs, some common pregnancy reactions suddenly disappear. In particular, significant symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, etc. are unlikely to recur. In addition, the swelling of each other's breasts will also weaken and eventually subside. Some women may also experience vaginal bleeding, which may be red or dark red. If it is not discovered in the first time, pregnant women will continue to have obvious lower abdominal distension and pain and downward symptoms. However, the symptoms of fetal growth retardation vary from person to person. Some people may not even have any symptoms, but may immediately experience abdominal pain and miscarriage. Some women may suddenly develop fever symptoms, but have no other symptoms. At this time, basic B-ultrasound is needed to find out that the fetus has stopped growing.

After reading the above introduction, everyone should have some understanding of whether the abdomen will shrink if the fetus stops growing and developing. So we can also understand that after the fetus stops growing and developing, the pregnant woman's body shape will not change at all, only some pregnancy symptoms will suddenly disappear, or inflammation and fever symptoms will appear. However, in order to diagnose whether there is fetal growth retardation, professional examination is still required.