What checks should be done if the fetus stops moving?

If the fetus stops growing, you need to pay attention to a comprehensive examination, such as an endocrine examination of the pregnant woman, which is a six-item hormone test, and an environmental examination of the pregnant woman's uterus, including early pregnancy and hysteroscopy. Pay attention to the examination and understand the cause, so as to effectively prevent and solve it.

1. Endocrine examination for pregnant women: six hormone tests (of which progesterone should be tested one week before menstruation (preferably on the 7th day of high temperature), and the other five tests should be tested on the 2nd to 5th day of menstruation, preferably on the 3rd day), four or six tests for female eugenics, a full set of thyroid function tests, blood sugar indexes, etc.;

2. Examination of the intrauterine environment of pregnant women (depending on the situation): B-ultrasound, angiography, hysteroscopy; B-ultrasound follicle monitoring, etc.;

3. Autoantibody examination of pregnant women (check once every 3 weeks, repeated 7 times): full immune items include: antiphospholipid antibodies (ACAACL-IgG IgM), antinuclear antibodies, anti-β-glycoprotein-1, lymphocyte subsets (NK cells), antisperm antibodies, anti-endometrial antibodies, anti-human chorionic gonadotropin antibodies, antiphospholipid antibodies, etc., immune antibody detection (blocking antibodies, anti-embryo antibodies, anti-ovarian antibodies, antinuclear antibodies);

4. Coagulation function test for pregnant women (check once every 3 weeks, repeated 7 times): platelet aggregation test (PAgT), D-dimer test, platelet granule membrane glycoprotein (GMPl40), uterine artery blood flow (check on the 7th day of ovulation, no need to check repeatedly);

5. Screening for reproductive tract infections in pregnant women: routine screening of leucorrhea for Trichomonas, fungi, mycoplasma, chlamydia, vaginitis, etc.

6. Testing of cervical mycoplasma and chlamydia in pregnant women;

7. Male examination: full set of semen (such as male sperm motility and morphology examination; male prostate examination, etc.);

8. Both husband and wife undergo ABO hemolysis and Rh blood antigen system examination (examination subjects: women with O blood type and husbands with A or B blood type, or those with a history of unexplained miscarriage)