Is there a high chance of miscarriage at 11 weeks of pregnancy?

Every mother's dream is to give birth to a cute baby who is healthy and happy. However, with the worsening air quality and increasingly serious food problems, the probability of infertility or miscarriage has increased significantly. Many mothers who are preparing for pregnancy or are already pregnant are very worried, fearing that they will encounter such things. After all, every baby is the mother's wish. Once the fetus stops growing, it will have a great impact on the pregnant woman's body and mind. So, is the probability of fetal growth stopping at 11 weeks of pregnancy high? See the detailed introduction for details.

Is it possible to have a miscarriage at 11 weeks of pregnancy?

1. During the 11th week of pregnancy, there are many reasons for the fetus to stop growing and developing. Generally, this situation is caused by genetic factors. Therefore, you should pay attention to physical care during pregnancy. It is best to have a comprehensive physical examination before pregnancy to avoid the situation of fetal cessation of growth and development.

2. Under normal circumstances, the probability of fetal growth and development is low after a woman becomes pregnant. A comprehensive examination should be carried out at 11 weeks of pregnancy. You can choose to use abdominal color ultrasound examination or blood test to diagnose the condition and avoid the occurrence of fetal growth and development or incomplete development.

3. During the 11th week of pregnancy, there will generally be no adverse effects. During the B-ultrasound examination in a regular hospital, if there is normal fetal heartbeat and abnormal conditions, there will be no harm of stopping growth. Pay more attention to physical care and don't do strenuous activities.

How to know if the fetus has stopped growing

Everyone knows that low progesterone levels during pregnancy can easily lead to miscarriage. In clinical medicine, through uterine wall puncture biopsy, it is often found that some infertile women have poor metabolic function, which is not conducive to embryo implantation. Even if the embryo implants, insufficient progesterone metabolism may lead to miscarriage or fetal arrest. In addition, pregnant women should pay attention to observe their own abnormal symptoms. If they experience vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal pain and other symptoms, they should be hospitalized for examination first, as it may be a sign of miscarriage.

During the 6th to 8th week of pregnancy, once you feel that the pregnancy reaction is gradually easing, such as no more nausea, vomiting and other early pregnancy reactions have subsided, and the feeling of breast swelling has weakened, you need to be alert at this time. This situation can be regarded as an early symptom of fetal growth retardation. Some patients have vaginal bleeding with dark red bloody leucorrhea, and some patients have lower abdominal distension and pain. You need to go to the hospital for examination immediately. The above symptoms vary from person to person. Some people may not even have any symptoms, but may experience abdominal pain immediately, followed by miscarriage, or fetal growth retardation without symptoms and then be discovered through basic B-ultrasound examination.