No fetal heartbeat or fetal bud at 8 weeks of pregnancy

At eight weeks of pregnancy, which is 14 weeks of pregnancy, at this time in the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women will want to know the condition of the baby in their belly. Pregnant women go to the hospital to check the fetal embryo and fetal heart rate development status to understand whether the fetus is healthy. Some pregnant women are found to have no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud when they are 8 weeks pregnant. So, is it normal to have no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud at 8 weeks of pregnancy?

It is abnormal for a pregnant woman to have no fetal heartbeat at 8 weeks of pregnancy, but there are also special circumstances. Some women have abnormal menstrual cycles, because some women have early or delayed menstrual cycles. If such pregnant women have not seen fetal heartbeat at 8 weeks of pregnancy, it is possible that the fetal heartbeat is missing. If a pregnant woman does not see the fetal heartbeat or the condition of the embryo or fetal heart rate in the eighth week of pregnancy, she needs to go to a reliable hospital outpatient clinic for a follow-up ultrasound examination.

If the pregnant woman still has no fetal heartbeat after two follow-up visits, the fetus may have stopped growing. Pregnant women usually have no symptoms if they have no fetal bud or fetal heartbeat in the early stages of pregnancy. If a pregnant woman has vaginal bleeding, it may be a threatened miscarriage. Therefore, pregnant women with fetal growth retardation need to understand the reasons that cause this condition.

Pregnant women should take folic acid tablets after pregnancy, and should also pay attention to a balanced diet and do more moderate exercise to enhance the body's resistance and immunity, which is beneficial to the growth and development of pregnant women and fetuses.

First of all, make good preparations before pregnancy, have a planned preparation period for pregnancy, pay attention to a balanced diet, adjust your work and rest schedule, improve your physical fitness and exercise to enhance your immunity, do various examinations before pregnancy, learn more about health education and basic knowledge about pregnancy; after pregnancy, in addition to taking folic acid tablets and eliminating various teratogens and substances that cause fetal growth retardation, you must also relax your mental state, watch less violent and scary movies, and don't put yourself in an anxious and depressing mental environment to avoid endocrine imbalance, which affects the health of the fetus; finally, you have to do a good job of prenatal check-ups. Fetal growth retardation mainly occurs in the early stages of pregnancy, and the best time to get pregnant is before 8 weeks of pregnancy. As a qualified mother, you must check early and prevent it early.