Will the fetus stop growing if I have no symptoms at 15 weeks of pregnancy?

From the moment a woman learns she is pregnant, she becomes happy. She begins to endure all kinds of pain for the baby, gives up many things for the baby, and becomes stronger and better for the baby. But suddenly one day the baby stopped growing in my belly. It felt like riding a vertical roller coaster, with my emotions going up and down. So, will there be a fetal arrest if there are no symptoms at 15 weeks of pregnancy?

Even if there are no symptoms at 15 weeks of pregnancy, it is possible that the fetus has stopped growing and developing. If the test tube embryo or fetus is already dead and remains in the uterine cavity and cannot be discharged naturally and immediately, it is called missed abortion or delayed abortion in clinical medicine. When missed abortion occurs shortly, the patient may not have any positive symptoms, but as time goes by, the early pregnancy reaction will disappear, or there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, and the uterus will no longer expand but shrink. Pregnant women will actively avoid seeing their abdomen expand. During the gynecological examination, it was found that the cervix was not dilated, the uterus was smaller than the number of weeks after menopause, and the color was not soft. The fetal heartbeat cannot be seen during color Doppler ultrasound examination. If the test tube embryo stops growing and developing, abortion surgery should be performed.

Can I feel the fetal arrest at 15 weeks of pregnancy?

First of all, we need to determine whether fetal arrest occurs at 15 weeks of pregnancy. Then we need to pay attention to observe whether our normal pregnancy reactions will continue. For example, whether morning sickness will still occur, whether the smells that were previously sensitive are still very sensitive now, and whether touching your breasts still causes swelling and pain. Once these normal pregnancy reactions disappear, it is very likely that fetal arrest has occurred.

In addition to observing pregnancy reactions, some pregnant women can feel mild fetal movements as early as 15 weeks. To understand whether the fetus has stopped growing at this time, you need to pay attention to the fetal movements. If the fetus does not move when it should, or does not move all day long, you should go to the hospital immediately for B-ultrasound or fetal heart rate monitoring to observe whether the fetus has stopped growing.

Fetal arrest may occur at 15 weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, women should pay attention to all aspects in the early stages of pregnancy, avoid excessive fatigue, and also pay attention to diet, and do not eat some foods that are not good for the fetus. What is more important is to do a good job of prenatal check-up, so that any abnormalities in the fetus can be discovered in the first time and effective measures can be taken.

It is recommended to improve all-round nutrition, match size, eat more fruits and vegetables, eggs, milk and meat. In addition, it is also necessary to supplement folic acid and a variety of nutrients, maintain a stable mood, have a regular schedule, and do not have sex temporarily, which is beneficial to health and pregnancy. Hello, the fetus may stop growing and developing after three months of pregnancy, due to sex chromosome problems, etc. It is recommended that you pay attention to rest, improve nutrition, have regular prenatal checkups and ultrasound examinations, and relieve stress.