How long will it take for a miscarriage to occur if there is no fetal heartbeat?

Pregnancy is actually a process of survival of the fittest. Some women will give birth to babies smoothly after pregnancy, but some women have no fetal heartbeat or no fetal bud after pregnancy. If this happens during pregnancy, it is mostly due to poor embryo quality and fetal arrest. Usually, this situation requires active abortion surgery. How long will it take for a spontaneous abortion if there is no fetal heartbeat?

How long will it take for a spontaneous abortion if there is no fetal heartbeat?

After a woman becomes pregnant, she is examined and finds that the fetus has no heartbeat. This most likely means that the fetus has stopped developing. At this time, the doctor will advise the woman to take necessary measures. If she does not have an artificial abortion, will she have a natural miscarriage? This depends on the actual situation of different women, and there is no definite answer. In clinical practice, some women do experience spontaneous abortion within a period of time after fetal heart arrest is detected. As for how long it will take to happen, this time is uncertain.

In fact, if fetal heart rate stops growing, women should go to the hospital for relevant examinations and decide on specific treatment methods based on the examination results. If the fetal heart rate stops growing, the woman does have a miscarriage, but the miscarriage is not complete and some of it remains in the uterus. If the uterus is not cleaned up at this time, there may be heavy bleeding, which will seriously threaten the health of women. Normally, after the fetal heart rate stops developing, the woman's pregnancy reaction will gradually decrease and eventually disappear. Therefore, if women pay attention to their physical condition, they will find some abnormalities. If you find any abnormal physical symptoms during pregnancy, you must go to the hospital for examination in time and deal with the fetal heart arrest in an appropriate and correct way.

Women should have regular prenatal checkups after they become pregnant. If there are any abnormalities in the body during pregnancy, they should go to the hospital for appropriate examinations and use B-ultrasound to determine the current growth and development of the fetus. Then decide which method of abortion to use to deal with the embryo that has stopped developing and minimize damage to the body. Even if a miscarriage occurs after fetal heart rate stops growing, you should still go to the hospital for a follow-up examination to avoid an incomplete miscarriage that may cause harm to your body.

Many women do experience spontaneous abortion after the fetal heart stops for a period of time, but the abortion is not complete and part of it remains in the woman's uterus. If the uterus is not cleaned up manually at this time, heavy bleeding may occur. Heavy bleeding will have a great negative impact on women's health.

Usually, after the fetal heartbeat disappears, the pregnancy reaction will also decrease accordingly and slowly disappear. In general, after this happens, it is necessary to conduct appropriate examinations in a timely manner to deal with the fetal heart arrest appropriately and correctly.