Why is there no fetal heartbeat at 60 days of pregnancy?

The fetal heart rate is the heartbeat of the fetus, which can be said to be a sign of whether the fetus can develop normally. Generally speaking, the embryo and fetal heartbeat can be seen by B-mode ultrasound at 6-7 weeks of pregnancy. However, if there is no fetal heart rate at 60 days of pregnancy, then there may be a problem, and this problem often involves endocrine disorders, immune factors, uterine abnormalities, chromosomal abnormalities, and reproductive infections. So let us understand the situation and solutions in these aspects.

1. Endocrine disorders: Embryo implantation and continued development rely on the coordination of a complex endocrine system. Any link can lead to no fetal heartbeat after 60 days of pregnancy or even miscarriage.

2. Immune factors: There are four influencing factors. The first is anti-sperm antibodies, which will resist the combination of sperm and egg; the second is anti-endometrial antibodies, which affect the development of the embryo; the third is anti-ovarian antibodies, which affect the quality of the egg; the fourth is anti-chorionic gonadotropin antibodies, which resist the secretion of hormones, all of which may cause the occurrence of no fetal heartbeat at 60 days of pregnancy.

3. Uterine abnormality: About 10% to 15% of miscarriages are caused by uterine defects. In this case, the first step is the absence of fetal heartbeat at 60 days of pregnancy.

4. Chromosome abnormality: Chromosomes are the storage place of genetic material and the genetic information library of life. They have the ability to control biological metabolism. If the chromosomes are abnormal, it will lead to the absence of fetal heartbeat at 60 days of pregnancy and cause early miscarriage.

5. Reproductive infection: Studies have shown that mycoplasma infection is related to embryonic arrest, which may naturally cause the absence of fetal heartbeat at 60 days of pregnancy. The positive rate of mycoplasma infection in cervical secretions of women with embryonic arrest is significantly higher than that of normal women, and the difference is very obvious. This is also a common reason.

6. When there is no fetal heartbeat at 60 days of pregnancy, we should combine blocking antibody detection with active immunotherapy, verify diagnosis and treatment, accurately detect changes in blocking antibodies in patients, verify the effectiveness of active immunotherapy, and greatly improve the success rate of this technology in curing fetal growth retardation. Clinical verification has shown that this technology is effective and highly safe, and currently has a good success rate in treating fetal growth retardation.

It can be seen that the absence of fetal heartbeat at 60 days of pregnancy is not just a simple phenomenon. It is very likely that the fetus or development has stopped growing due to one of the above reasons. Fetal growth retardation is very harmful. If not treated in time, it will be difficult to realize the dream of becoming a parent. Therefore, experts recommend that the situation of no fetal heartbeat within 60 days of pregnancy should be detected and treated early. If you need urgent treatment, or other medical conditions related to infertility, you should schedule an appointment with a specialist.