How long does it take to get pregnant again after a stillbirth?

After undergoing prenatal check-ups, some pregnant women may find that unexpected situations may have occurred in the early stages of their pregnancy. The fetus had become stillborn, and after a series of prenatal examinations, it was found that the fetus died due to poor development. Or if the pregnant woman's behavior is too intense and is not conducive to the growth of the fetus, then she should pay attention to protecting the fetus and avoiding stillbirth. However, after a stillbirth occurs, some issues should be paid attention to. How long will it take before you can get pregnant again?

How long does it take to get pregnant again after a stillbirth?

1. Generally speaking, if stillbirth occurs and induced labor is performed in a timely manner, it will not cause much harm to the female body. After induced abortion, you can get pregnant again after resting and conditioning for about half a year.

2. If a woman does not receive timely treatment after a stillbirth and develops coagulation dysfunction or other injuries, she must delay pregnancy for a while if she wants to get pregnant again. She can only get pregnant again after her disease is completely cured. Otherwise, it will cause more serious harm to the woman and the fetus.

3. If a woman has a stillbirth, it must be dealt with in a timely manner. If it is not dealt with in time, it can easily cause other diseases and seriously endanger the patient's life. Therefore, if a woman finds any abnormalities during pregnancy, she must actively go to the hospital for examination.

4. Stillbirth may be caused by some reasons, but when it occurs, it must be treated correctly and promptly to avoid other serious diseases and serious harm to the body.

Causes of stillbirth

1. If the mother has a disease, such as high blood pressure or diabetes. Whether you have high blood pressure before or after pregnancy, pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome may cause stillbirth. Because high blood pressure can hinder the supply of oxygen and nutrients to the fetus, it can easily lead to fetal hypoxia or malnutrition, and then death.

2. If the pregnant woman's abdomen is hit by external forces, it can easily lead to placental abruption, which can also easily cause fetal stillbirth. Therefore, pregnant women must pay attention to protecting their bodies during pregnancy to avoid external impacts that may cause fetal death.

3. If membrane rupture occurs in early pregnancy due to various reasons, it is easy to cause infection in the pregnant woman's uterus. If the infection is serious, it will lead to fetal death. If a woman develops thalassemia during pregnancy, it is likely to cause stillbirth.

4. If a woman is infected with toxoplasmosis, rubella virus, etc. during pregnancy, it is easy to cause fetal death between 24 and 27 weeks. If there is a difficult delivery or accident during childbirth, it can easily lead to fetal asphyxiation and stillbirth.