How long will it take for a bad embryo to abort automatically?

The embryo is the predecessor of the fetus. The fetus is a small living organism that grows slowly from the embryo over time. In people's daily lives, bad embryos are a very common situation. This situation may be due to the man or the woman. Bad embryos will have many adverse effects, and may even result in spontaneous abortion. The following will introduce how long it will take for a bad embryo to abort.

There are two reasons for poor embryo quality: one is male, which is poor sperm quality. For example, men who like to smoke, drink, and drink carbonated beverages will cause poor sperm quality. Another reason is female, which is due to a weak uterus and cold uterus. For example, abdominal pain every time you have menstruation is a kind of cold uterus.

If fertilization stops or miscarriage is inevitable, it is recommended that you undergo hysteroscopy to retrieve the embryo and check the embryo's chromosomes and uterine environment. After the operation, find out the causes of difficult pregnancy and miscarriage. If you have had an abortion in the past, you should also consider testing for anti-embryo antibodies. Eliminating the cause of the disease is in line with the principle of eugenics. If a pregnancy stops within 8 weeks, the miscarriage can be completely eliminated from the uterine wall. If the embryo stops growing at 8-12 weeks, it is easy to cause residual bleeding of fetal contents. But it also varies from person to person.

Symptoms of embryonic arrest: If embryonic arrest occurs, all pregnancy reactions of the pregnant mother will gradually disappear. First of all, there will be no more early pregnancy reactions such as nausea and vomiting, and the feeling of breast swelling will also be reduced. Then there will be vaginal bleeding, usually dark red bloody leucorrhea. Finally, there may be lower abdominal pain and expulsion of the embryo. There are four main reasons for embryonic arrest. The first is reproductive endocrine. During the early development of the embryo, three important hormone levels are required, one is estrogen, one is progesterone, and one is chorionic gonadotropin. If the mother's own endogenous hormones are insufficient, it will cause embryonic arrest. The second is the problem of reproductive immunity. If there are certain antibodies in the body, it will resist the development of the embryo. The third is the problem of the uterus. If the internal environment of the uterus is not good or it is deformed, it will not develop. The fourth is the problem of chromosomes.