What are the common manifestations of fetal growth retardation?

For pregnant mothers, the most frightening thing is to hear the doctor say that their fetus has stopped growing. Fetal growth retardation is different from miscarriage. Fetal growth retardation means that the fetus stops growing before it matures, which is very harmful to the pregnant woman's body. So what are the common symptoms of fetal growth retardation? Many friends don’t understand. Here I will give you a brief introduction to this issue, hoping it can help you.

What are the common symptoms of fetal growth retardation?

1. The number of fetal movements is significantly reduced. Generally speaking, the fetus will move in the mother's body at a certain period of time. Relatively speaking, the frequency of fetal movement is relatively stable. Fetal movement is the most objective manifestation of a living organism.

2. Determine whether the fetus has stopped growing by checking whether the amniotic fluid is normal. Amniotic fluid is very important for babies. It is an important substance for babies to survive. If a mother finds that the amount of amniotic fluid is abnormal, whether it is too much or too little, it should attract our attention.

3. Sudden onset of unexplained abdominal pain is also a symptom. When a woman is pregnant, changes in her body may cause certain pains. If it is just mild abdominal pain, this is normal pain and mothers do not need to be nervous. If the abdominal pain suddenly occurs and is very painful, and there are cramps, this must be taken seriously. It is possible that miscarriage or fetal arrest has occurred.

4. If the fetus stops growing, all pregnancy reactions such as nausea, vomiting, and breast tenderness will stop.

The above is an introduction to the common manifestations of fetal growth retardation. I hope the above introduction can help everyone. If you experience the symptoms described in the article, you must be careful and go to the hospital for examination in time to rule out the problem of fetal growth retardation. However, if fetal growth retardation really occurs, don't be afraid. Timely treatment and recuperation will not delay having another child.