What are the symptoms of no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud?

Nowadays, medical resources are very developed. People go for prenatal check-ups before getting pregnant, and they also do regular check-ups after getting pregnant. If anything abnormal is found about the baby, effective measures can be taken in time. In addition, daily physical discomfort can also indicate the unhealthy condition of the fetus. What are the symptoms of no embryonic bud or fetal heartbeat? Let's learn about it together.

If there is no fetal bud or fetal heart in the uterine cavity of the fetus, the pregnant woman

There will be symptoms such as vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain. However, some pregnant women may not have any symptoms. This is why it is recommended that pregnant women should do regular prenatal checkups during pregnancy to ensure that the development of the fetus in the uterine cavity is detected in time. If any abnormalities occur, corresponding solutions can be made in time. Generally, in clinical medicine, it is normal for B-ultrasound to show no primitive heart beat before six weeks of pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, primitive heart beats can be seen after six weeks. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, a Doppler fetal heart monitor can be used to listen to the fetal heart, or the fetal heartbeat can be captured under B-ultrasound.

If there is no fetal bud or fetal heartbeat after pregnancy, it is called missed abortion in medicine. Most patients also have a small amount of vaginal bleeding, and some patients will also have abdominal pain. However, these symptoms cannot be diagnosed directly and must be diagnosed through B-ultrasound examination to make a final diagnosis.

Things to note after a missed abortion: Eat more protein and foods high in vitamins; get enough rest, especially when you first find out; pay attention to hygiene and keep the vulva clean; do not take a sitting bath within half a month after the operation, it is best to take a shower, and do not take a sitting bath within about half a month.

What are the reasons for the baby's lack of fetal heartbeat and fetal bud?

Reproductive endocrine problems can easily lead to the termination of test tube embryo development, because test tube embryos require female hormones, estrogen, and human chorionic gonadotropin during their early development. If the pregnant mother's own estrogen is insufficient, the needs of the test tube embryo cannot be met, which can easily lead to the termination of test tube embryo development. The most common cause in daily life is poor corpus luteum function.

There are many reasons that lead to the arrest of test tube embryos, and in most cases, the termination of early embryo growth and development or miscarriage may be due to problems with the sex chromosomes themselves. The termination of fetal growth and development is mostly caused by the inherent defects of test tube embryos, which may be problems with their sex chromosomes or genetic genes.

The natural environment in a woman's uterus can also easily cause the test tube embryo to stop growing. Extracellular fluid mainly refers to the uterine wall. If the endometrium is too thin or too thick, it can easily affect the implantation of the embryo combined with sperm and egg. If a woman's uterus is deformed, it can also affect the growth of the sperm and egg. If a woman has a fetal arrest, she must find out the cause immediately and take effective measures to prevent the recurrence of the fetal arrest.