Two months pregnant and no fetal heartbeat

When a woman is two months pregnant, the gestational sac has already begun to develop slowly in the uterus. As the pregnancy progresses, the fetus's body will gradually take shape and the fetal heart rate will appear. However, some pregnant women who are two months pregnant will become very anxious if they find no fetal heartbeat after an ultrasound examination. So, what is going on when there is no fetal heartbeat after two months of pregnancy?

What if there is no fetal heartbeat after two months of pregnancy?

After 2 months of pregnancy, the gestational sac, fetal bud and fetal heartbeat have begun to appear, but some pregnant women are found to have no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud when they go for a check-up. Then you need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination. You can choose several hospitals to check to see if the same effect is achieved. If the results are all the same and there is no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud, you can ask the doctor to determine the cause and then consider whether to terminate the pregnancy.

Some embryos do not show fetal heartbeat or fetal bud, which may be due to late embryo implantation. At this time, the progesterone index will be relatively low, which may lead to threatened abortion. You can go to the hospital in time to see if the fetus can be saved. Generally, you should rest in bed for a while to calm down and stop working so hard, which may help save the fetus.

How long does it take to hear a heartbeat during pregnancy?

After pregnancy, the fetus is in the mother's belly and is growing. We humans have heartbeats, and the fetus also has a heartbeat. If the mother can hear the fetal heartbeat during the prenatal check-up, it will be a great encouragement and will be very touching. So, how long does it take to hear a heartbeat during pregnancy?

Generally, the fetal heartbeat can be heard around 10 weeks of pregnancy, because the fetal heartbeat begins to develop around 8 weeks, and it will take around 10 weeks to use a stethoscope to listen to the fetal heartbeat. If the fetus is relatively small, the heartbeat you hear will be relatively weak, and you will need to be very patient and careful to slowly hear the fetal heartbeat. Pregnant women do not know how to use a stethoscope to listen to the fetal heartbeat at the beginning, so it needs to be done by a doctor. Only when the fetus is older and the heartbeat is louder, will they be able to slowly listen to the heartbeat by themselves.

Pregnant women need to observe their heartbeats throughout the pregnancy and hear the fetal heartbeat at every stage to know whether the fetus is developing normally and healthily. If the fetus has no heartbeat, it means death and you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.