Reasons for pregnancy without embryo

After a woman becomes pregnant, she will be treated as a national treasure, and her family will pay much more attention to her than before, for fear that something unexpected will happen. However, some pregnant women found that there was no embryo during the examination. So what is the reason for the absence of embryo during pregnancy? This is what many pregnant women want to know very much. It is good to know more common sense in this regard. So now let’s take a look with the editor.

1. Chromosomal abnormality. Whether it is sperm or egg, as long as the chromosomes carrying genetic material are abnormal, even if a fertilized egg is formed, the embryo will not develop normally.

2. Exposure to toxic substances. Hazardous substances include toxic chemicals, inferior decoration materials, etc.

3. Exposure to radiation or large amounts of electromagnetic radiation. Expectant mothers are exposed to large amounts of radiation through X-rays and other procedures without knowing it.

4. Taking drugs that affect fetal development. Some of expectant mothers’ early pregnancy reactions are very similar to cold symptoms, and their menstrual cycles are not very regular. Therefore, many people mistakenly take cold medicine without knowing they are pregnant. In addition, some patients with chronic diseases accidentally become pregnant while taking medication for a long time and are not prepared for pregnancy.

5. Smoking or drinking alcohol. Many countries have reached clear conclusions on the effects of smoking and alcoholism on fetal growth and development. Smoking and excessive drinking not only affect women's reproductive ability, but also affect the quality of sperm.

6. The expectant mother is infected with the virus. For example, rubella, cytomegalovirus, etc. After being infected with these viruses, expectant mothers do not have particularly obvious symptoms, and there is no special impact on their bodies, but they may be fatal to the fetus.

7. The expectant mother suffers from a chronic disease. For example, severe diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, viral hepatitis, etc.

8. Abnormal maternal immune system. Antibodies are produced in the expectant mother's body against the embryo, preventing the embryo from developing.

This is the introduction to the reasons why the embryo is not found during pregnancy. Pregnant women should not be too anxious after the examination finds that there is no embryo. They will be right to do as the doctor asks. If the doctor advises you not to have the child, then you should not have it, to avoid giving birth to a deformed baby. Before getting pregnant again, you must change the bad habits mentioned above to ensure the health of the fetus.