How to quickly stop the fetus in the womb

Fetal arrest is a very worrying disease. It means that the baby's life may be threatened, which will make mothers very anxious. So, how can a miscarriage be induced naturally when the fetus stops moving? What are the reasons for the miscarriage? What are the methods to quickly stop the fetus in the womb? Next, let’s take a look at it, learn about these aspects, and hope it will be helpful to everyone.

How to quickly stop the fetus in the belly

If fetal growth retardation is detected during pregnancy, there are many possible causes, including abnormal embryonic development, chromosomal abnormalities in eggs and sperm, low estrogen levels in the female body, high levels of radiation in the external environment, and excessive emotional anxiety and stress. It is recommended that if fetal growth retardation is confirmed, a uterine curettage should be performed in time to prevent excessive vaginal bleeding.

How to have a spontaneous abortion if the fetus stops

The cessation of fetal growth and development belongs to the category of spontaneous abortion. After fetal arrest, only a very small number of pregnant women can naturally have a successful abortion. No one can accurately predict the time of a miscarriage, and no one can predict whether the miscarriage process is successful, complete miscarriage or incomplete miscarriage. Therefore, for those diagnosed with fetal arrest, waiting is meaningless, and choosing immediate uterine curettage is the best option. After uterine curettage, the test tube embryo tissue can be re-examined to determine whether the fetal arrest is the cause of the fetus. If you wait patiently, and if an incomplete miscarriage occurs during the waiting process, and you have to do a uterine curettage when the bleeding is heavy, it will harm the health of the pregnant woman, and the fetus that has stopped growing and developing will remain in the body, which will also have a negative impact on the pregnant woman's mental state. If the fetus stops growing and developing for too long, it will also affect the blood coagulation of the pregnant woman.

What are the reasons for the tire stop?

Fetal growth retardation refers to the cessation of growth and development of the embryo in early pregnancy due to some reasons. Clinical medicine classifies it as miscarriage or fetal death. There are many reasons for fetal growth retardation, and more than 90% of them are related to abnormalities in the test tube embryo itself. For example, chromosomal abnormalities can cause the test tube embryo to fail to grow and develop, leading to miscarriage in early pregnancy. When one of the couple has a balanced replacement of sex chromosomes, it is very easy to cause chromosomal abnormalities in the test tube embryo, which may lead to the cessation of embryo development.

In addition, when the mother's endocrine system is out of balance, fetal growth retardation is very likely to occur. This is because the implantation and continued development of the fertilized egg depends on the coordination of a complex endocrine system. Any disorder in any stage can lead to miscarriage. For a pregnant mother, if her own endogenous growth hormone is insufficient, she will not be able to take into account the needs of the test tube embryo, which may lead to the arrest of the test tube embryo and miscarriage. The most common of these is poor luteal function. Luteal insufficiency is often accompanied by abnormalities in other glandular functions, such as hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, diabetes, relative hyperandrogenism and hyperprolactinuria, etc. These factors are not conducive to embryonic development and are closely related to miscarriage.

In addition to the above reasons, environmental factors around pregnant mothers are also a reason. In the early stages of development, test tube embryos are extremely sensitive to the effects of therapeutic drugs and environmental factors. At this time, various harmful factors can cause damage or even loss of test tube embryos. Many drugs and environmental factors are key factors causing early embryonic death or fetal malformations.

In fact, the occurrence of fetal growth retardation is closely related to the daily life of the pregnant mother during pregnancy. Pregnant mothers should plan their daily life during pregnancy well. Friends who have bad habits such as smoking and drinking should quit them. This is good for both themselves and the baby. They should live a good life during pregnancy, get up early and go to bed early, and maintain adequate sleep quality.