Back pain and miscarriage in 2 months of pregnancy

If you experience lower back pain and the embryo has stopped developing in the second month of pregnancy, you should go to the hospital for an abortion as soon as possible. If not handled properly, it may cause habitual miscarriage or even infertility. Embryonic arrest is different from miscarriage in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy. It is the termination of growth and development without the production of a test tube embryo. Let’s discuss what causes back pain and fetal arrest in the second month of pregnancy?

The main reason for embryonic development to stop is due to problems with the fetus. Most of the time, it is due to abnormalities in sex chromosomes. The second reason may be that the pregnant woman is exposed to harmful substances or is overly tired.

If the embryo stops developing, you need to go to a regular hospital to find out the cause and treat it with medication. When a pregnant woman is diagnosed with fetal arrest, she must immediately follow the doctor's instructions to perform an abortion. Otherwise, the test tube embryo may adhere to the uterine wall after it stops growing and developing, making it difficult to completely expel it, or it may affect the mother's blood coagulation, increasing the risk of bleeding during the operation. In addition, it may also cause intrauterine infection and damage the endometrium, leading to fallopian tube occlusion, infertility, etc.

I am 2 months and 7 days pregnant. Lower back pain and fear of moving are not symptoms of fetal arrest. After pregnancy, the enlarged uterus involves the tendons and will cause low back pain. If the uterus is retroverted, the low back pain will be more obvious. If breast pain stops, early pregnancy reactions subside, or vaginal bleeding occurs, the possibility of fetal arrest needs to be ruled out.

1. Low back pain during pregnancy is mostly a normal physiological phenomenon. You should pay attention to rest and avoid excessive activities.

2. If the low back pain is very severe and unbearable, it is necessary to rule out the possibility of physiological factors such as urethral stones and infection. It is necessary to go to the hospital for further routine urine examination and urinary system B-ultrasound examination to confirm the diagnosis.