Severe morning sickness caused miscarriage

After pregnancy, due to the influence of growth hormone, the human body will have various early pregnancy reactions, such as dizziness, nausea, vomiting, etc., which are all relatively common. Although the expectant mother feels very uncomfortable at this time, she does not feel very painful because she is thinking about the healthy growth of the baby in her belly. There are also many related articles indicating that the more intense the early pregnancy reaction is, the better the baby's development will be, because the female hormone level is higher. However, some people, despite severe morning sickness, were found to have fetal arrest during examination. Although this is just a coincidence, how could this happen? Let's briefly explain it below.

Early pregnancy reactions usually occur in the early stages of pregnancy, and the main reason is that the human body metabolizes a lot of growth hormone. Around ten weeks of pregnancy, the embryo heals and the body's growth hormone gradually decreases. Therefore, in the second trimester of pregnancy, the expectant mother feels relatively comfortable and is not likely to have early pregnancy reactions. However, even if the embryo heals, the growth hormone will gradually decrease, and the early pregnancy reactions will gradually subside. Similarly, even if the fetus stops growing, the growth hormone in the body is still there, so the early pregnancy reactions will still continue for a while. Therefore, severe morning sickness does not mean that the baby will definitely recover. The fetus may have stopped growing a few days ago, but the growth hormone has not yet decreased, so there will continue to be early pregnancy reactions.

To avoid fetal arrest, you should pay attention to relevant examinations, for example, the most important one is the progesterone level test. This is due to the mother herself. If the progesterone level is too low, it cannot meet the needs of the fetus's development, which will cause delayed fetal development or fetal arrest. If the progesterone level is generally determined to be 25, you must pay attention to taking orally or injecting progesterone copper to maintain the fetus.

Therefore, even though the early pregnancy reaction is more severe and there is still morning sickness, it does not mean that the fetus will not stop growing, because even after the fetus stops growing, it will take some time for the body's growth hormone to drop and the early pregnancy reaction to subside. To avoid the occurrence of fetal arrest, you must pay attention to relevant examinations. Check whether there is a fetal bud and fetal heartbeat at 50 days of pregnancy, and then check whether the progesterone value is within the normal range. Only by providing a good environment for the child can he grow up healthily.