Can abortion be cured?

Pregnancy is indeed a very happy thing, because it means that a child of your own will be born into this world. However, if any problems occur during pregnancy, pregnant women will be very worried. In particular, the problem of embryonic arrest is a problem that all pregnant women are unwilling to face, and when facing embryonic arrest, some pregnant women will still think about whether there is a way to cure embryonic arrest?

1 Can fetal growth retardation be cured?

cannot. Fetal arrest refers to the phenomenon that the embryo dies and stops developing. This condition is impossible to cure, just like a dead person cannot be resurrected. Therefore, when a pregnant mother finds that the fetus has stopped growing during a prenatal check-up, she should not try to force the fetus to survive. Instead, she should cooperate with the doctor to check and find out the cause of the fetal growth retardation, and regulate her body as soon as possible to prepare for another pregnancy.

What happens after the 2nd pregnancy stops?

Fetal arrest is the stage before spontaneous abortion. After embryonic arrest, some substances will be released, which will lead to abnormal coagulation function of the mother. In order to protect herself, the mother will expel the embryo from the body, which is what we call spontaneous abortion. Of course, some embryos fail to be expelled and still remain in the uterine cavity. This is called missed abortion. At this time, a uterine curettage should be performed in time to remove it. Otherwise, it may cause serious consequences such as heavy bleeding or incomplete abortion, which will be more dangerous.

3 How long does it take for a spontaneous abortion to occur after the fetus stops growing?

Generally, the fetus will miscarry on its own within one month after it stops growing. However, there are special cases, such as missed abortion caused by incomplete abortion of the embryo. Therefore, once an expectant mother is diagnosed with fetal growth retardation, it is best to seek medical attention immediately and not wait until the fetus miscarries on its own, because fetal death is very harmful to the mother.

4 How long will it take to get pregnant again after a miscarriage? It is best to wait six months.

The body of a woman who has a miscarriage will suffer certain damage. For example, it usually takes at least two or three months for the ovarian function to recover, and it takes at least half a year for the endometrium to recover. Therefore, from the perspective of eugenics, women who have experienced fetal growth retardation should wait six months before getting pregnant again after a miscarriage.