What are the symptoms of a fetus with no fetal heart rate?

The development of the fetus is a process accompanied by the establishment of various functions. Especially in the first three months of pregnancy, the fetal heart rate must be strictly monitored, which is an important indicator to determine whether the fetus is developing normally. If the fetus has no heartbeat, it means that the pregnancy is unsuccessful and needs to be treated. Let’s take a look at the symptoms of the fetus having no heartbeat.

If intrauterine pregnancy has been confirmed early, and if there is no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud on B-ultrasound, and even no yolk sac, it is an empty sac; if there is a yolk sac but no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud or fetal heartbeat, it is considered fetal arrest.

Symptoms of pregnancy without fetal heartbeat:

1. The time of conception and implantation . If the menstrual cycle is relatively long, it is possible that the embryo implants late. If the menstrual cycle is regular, the embryo can be seen in more than 6 weeks, and the fetal heartbeat can be seen around 8 weeks. Even as late as 10-11 weeks, the fetal heartbeat should be visible. If there is no fetal heartbeat after 10 weeks, the possibility of fetal arrest is relatively high. If it is basically certain that there is no fetal heartbeat for more than two months, do not wait any longer. No matter how long the cycle is, as long as the pregnancy is detected, it means implantation. If there is no fetal heartbeat after such a long time of implantation, you need to give up. If the embryo has stopped developing and you have not miscarried due to the influence of progesterone, you must have an abortion. It is very harmful to your body if the embryo remains in the body.

2. Whether there is bleeding or abdominal pain during pregnancy. If you experience bleeding or abdominal pain during pregnancy, you should pay close attention. Bleeding or abdominal pain during pregnancy is definitely abnormal. If this happens, you should go to the hospital to find out the cause.

3. Have a blood test for hcg , or human chorionic gonadotropin. Comparisons can be made every few days. In early pregnancy, hcg levels double. If HCG decreases instead of increases, or increases slowly, it is abnormal. HCG is the most direct data to reflect whether the embryo is normal.

4. Pregnancy reactions . Different people react differently during pregnancy, and everyone will have some reactions to varying degrees. If nausea and vomiting during pregnancy suddenly stop or decrease, you should pay attention to it. After the fetus stops moving, the reaction may still exist due to the presence of progesterone in the body, but it will not get worse. The normal reaction will probably be relieved after 20 weeks or longer.