How long is the latest surgery for fetal arrest?

Fetal arrest is a condition that women are prone to encounter during pregnancy. Generally, fetal arrest is related to incomplete development of the test tube embryo and the physical condition of the pregnant mother. Fetal arrest is a manifestation of the termination of fetal development, that is, the test tube embryo dies in the belly. After this situation occurs, surgery is required immediately and cannot be delayed for too long, otherwise it will have a great impact on the body. So how many days of fetal arrest is necessary for surgery?

Fetal arrest is an abnormal phenomenon in the process of embryonic development. At this time, the test tube embryo tissue has no vital signs in the uterus, and no fetal heartbeat or any signs of vibration can be found through B-ultrasound examination. Because fetal arrest is very likely to occur in early pregnancy, and the baby's movement cannot be felt in the early pregnancy, it is only possible to determine whether there is fetal arrest through body changes and B-ultrasound examination. After fetal arrest occurs, there is also bleeding in the vagina or dark brown blood. Some women will also experience severe abdominal pain, lower abdominal distension, etc.

After the occurrence of fetal arrest, surgical treatment is required immediately, because the pregnant woman herself cannot feel the fetal arrest. It can only be confirmed through changes in the body and then through B-ultrasound. Therefore, if it is not treated immediately after fetal arrest, it may not be discovered until a few days after the fetal arrest. Therefore, once you find that the fetus has stopped moving, it is best to have surgery as soon as possible. The longer you delay, the worse it is for your body. Within three days is the best time. If there is too much time, it is easy to cause uterine disease or complications. And early surgical treatment is also beneficial to the repair of the uterus and is unlikely to cause serious damage or influence to the uterus.

We have read the introduction above and should have some understanding of how many days of fetal arrest require surgery. We can also understand that once the fetus stops growing, it is best to have an abortion as soon as possible. The longer the time is delayed, the greater the impact on the body, and it is also easy to cause uterine infection, which will have a certain impact on subsequent pregnancy. In addition, women should not get pregnant in the short term after an abortion, because it takes some time for the uterus to recover as it was before. It is best to get pregnant again after half a year.