Symptoms of fetal arrest at two months of pregnancy

Special attention should be paid in the early stages of pregnancy. It is very easy to have threatened abortion in the early stages of pregnancy, and many women experience fetal arrest in the early stages of pregnancy. However, you may not know the symptoms of fetal arrest in early pregnancy, and even if such symptoms occur, you don’t know what is going on. Let’s take a look at the signs of fetal arrest two months into pregnancy.

What are the symptoms of miscarriage in two months of pregnancy?

1. The pregnancy reaction disappears. Pregnant women no longer experience nausea, vomiting and other reactions, and the feeling of breast swelling also decreases. Examination may reveal that the uterus is no longer continuing to grow and the weight has also decreased.

2. Vaginal bleeding. Some pregnant women will experience vaginal bleeding because the fetus is expelled from the uterus by natural elimination, and dark red blood will flow out.

Experts say: Most dead fetuses can be expelled on their own after fetal arrest, but if the dead fetus has not been expelled 4 weeks after the pregnant woman, she may experience symptoms such as general fatigue, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, and heavy bleeding, and special attention should be paid.

3. Lower abdominal pain. Some pregnant women may experience mild pain in the lower abdomen.

4. The fetal heart rate disappears. When a pregnant woman with fetal arrest goes to the hospital for examination, it may be found that the fetal heartbeat has disappeared.

However, the above symptoms cannot be generalized, as they vary from person to person. Some pregnant women do not have obvious symptoms after fetal arrest, while some pregnant women do not even have symptoms of fetal arrest, but directly experience abdominal pain and then miscarriage. Experts say that if a pregnant woman feels unwell or feels abnormal, the most accurate way to confirm it is through an ultrasound examination.