What are the general symptoms of abortion?

If a woman's fetus is terminated, it can be detected by a blood test. Ultrasonography is usually done. If no significant fetal sac echo, fetal bud echo, or fetal heart rate are seen, a blood hCG and progesterone are recommended.

Assess the development of the embryo. An ultrasound review will be done again in about seven days to see if there is fetal sac echo, fetal bud echo and fetal heart beat. If not, it indicates that the embryo has stopped developing.

What are the symptoms of fetal abortion? A few days ago, a friend had just experienced fetal arrest and went to comfort her for a long time. She had a fetal heart rate at 8 weeks of prenatal examination, and then had a less obvious early pregnancy reaction, and then did not go to the examination again for a few weeks, and did not go to the examination until 12 weeks of prenatal examination.

1. Therefore, there may be several situations in which the tire stops:

In fact, some fetal arrests have no fetal heart from the beginning, which can be detected early;

There are also fetal heartbeats, and then abdominal pain and bleeding, fetal arrest, which can also be detected in time;

But like my friend, who started to have a fetal heartbeat, and then it didn't develop, but there was no obvious manifestation, and it may take 12 weeks of prenatal check-up to find out.

2. To sum up, the occurrence of fetal arrest will have the following manifestations:

The fetus stops developing.

It is generally found by doing an examination, no matter whatBlood tests(HCG doubling is not good, or even lowering) stillDo ultrasound(No fetal heartbeat).

Redness and stomach pain

Some women doAbdominal pain like contractions or redness(Or brown discharge, sometimes seen on the toilet.)If there is a lump of something falling out of the secretion, it is likely to be an embryo

Early pregnancy sickness disappears

If the fetus stops developing, there will be subtle changes, such as the loss of early pregnancy symptomsSuddenly I was less nauseous and less lethargic for a few daysMy friend was like that, after finding out the fetal arrest, she recalled, that at a certain stage, suddenly she felt no longer nauseous and sleepy, and it should have been that the fetus was not good from that time.

However, it is also possible that the normal early pregnancy reaction disappears, and women who are not sure can go to the hospital for ultrasound examination.

Jing's mother suggests: Most fetal arrest occurs in the first trimester, generally before 10 weeks, which belongs to the normal "survival of the fittest".

After pregnancy, expectant mothers do not have to be too nervous, worried about the occurrence of fetal arrest, if the embryo itself is of high quality, it will not easily occur fetal arrest, but if the embryo is not good, even if the fetus is forcibly preserved, the probability of the child being deformed in the future is also very high.

It's not that you don't have an early pregnancy reaction or the fetus has stopped developing, and you have to do a B ultrasound to know it, I think you are a sign of the end of the early pregnancy reaction.

Most pregnant women have no obvious symptoms of fetal arrest. Early pregnancy reaction varies from person to person, and fetal arrest cannot be determined by early pregnancy reaction, and ultrasound examination is performed. If you feel pain in the lower abdomen or have a small amount of bleeding in the first 3 months, it may be a sign of miscarriage, so you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

There will be bleeding in the mother, and there will be dizziness, nausea and vomiting along with bleeding, and it will be accompanied by strong abdominal pain.

There will be no response in the stomach, inability to hear the fetal heartbeat, etc., these reactions may be fetal arrest, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time, for effective **.

The hcg value decreases.

HCG value can be detected in the blood at 7-8 days of pregnancy, peaking at 8-10 weeks, and slowly decreasing at 12 weeks.