Embryonic development retardation is a type of poor pregnancy, what are the causes?

It is known that there are many causes of fetal growth retardationSome of them can be controlled by themselves, and some of them are uncontrollable, so you must have a prenatal checkup on time and keep abreast of the baby's development so that you can correct and adjust it in time.

Heredity

If there is a history of fetal growth retardation in the family, the fetus may be affected by genetic factors.

Mom is malnourished

If the mother's reaction during pregnancy is very serious, she can't eat, picky eater, picky eater, and anorexia. Having unhealthy eating habits, such as smoking, drinking, taking medicine, etc., can cause malnutrition. Malnutrition means that the fetus cannot be adequately nourished and the fetus will be stunted.

Pregnancy reactions are too intense

The pregnancy reaction of the pregnant mother is too obvious, and the fetus will inevitably not be able to absorb nutrients if she can't eat. Therefore, paying more attention to rest, eating a balanced diet, being happy, and appropriate activities during pregnancy are conducive to fetal development.

Excessive twisting of the umbilical cord

The fetus receives oxygen and nutrients through the umbilical cord, and if the umbilical cord is twisted excessively and is not detected in time, the oxygen and nutrients are insufficient, and the fetus is stunted.

Placental insufficiency

Problems such as abnormal placental function, placental bleeding, and placental abruption can reduce the function of the placenta, unable to deliver adequate oxygen and nutrients, and delay fetal growth.

Fetal disorders

If the fetus has chromosomal abnormalities, such as Down syndrome, structural abnormalities of the heart and kidneys, and infection with viruses such as rubella and giant cell, it will cause failure to absorb nutrients and stunted growth.

Low amniotic fluid

If the amniotic fluid is low, the fetus does not get enough oxygen**, which can lead to hypoxia and stunting.

Caused by mom's disease

If the mother has gestational diabetes, gestational hypertension, and placental function is limited, fetal development is delayed.

In short, there are many and complex causes of fetal growth retardation, and it is important not to ignore previous prenatal check-upsIf there is a problem such as malnutrition and disease of the mother, it is necessary to prepare for the birth of a healthy baby.

There are too many hormones, the pregnant mother's physical constitution is relatively poor, the development of the uterine wall is relatively slow, and she has not quit smoking, alcohol, or other drugs.

Twins, viral infections, maternal diseases, congenital abnormalities in the embryos, and frequent colds, etc., are all reasons for the slow development of the embryo.

It is likely that this situation occurs because we do not pay attention to our body when we are pregnant, and the food we eat is very unnutritious, which leads to stunted growth.

It is very likely that it is due to its own genes, or it may be due to the external environment, or eating some bad food, which affects the development of the embryo.

Embryonic development retardation is a type of poor pregnancy, and there are four main reasons: 1. Abnormal DNA of parents, such as dwarfistic parents, etc., which will lead to congenital abnormalities of the embryo. 2. Twins or multiple births, fetuses compete with each other for nutrients, which will cause embryos to be thin.

3. The embryo is infected with the virus, which is carried by the mother and passed on to the fetus through the placenta. 4. The mother's physical fitness is not good, and she suffers from heart disease and kidney disease, which leads to embryonic malnutrition.

There are many causes of embryonic stunting, and most of the causes of embryonic retardation in pregnant women are due to low weight during pregnancy, or too old age, or malnutrition of pregnant women themselves. In particular, in the case of insufficient protein**, long-term hypoxemia, or certain diseases during pregnancy, such as gestational hypertension syndrome, severe heart disease, severe anemia, or smoking and drinking, these can lead to poor embryonic development. In the fetal case, it is mainly caused by genetic disorders or chromosomal abnormalities.

The factors affecting fetal growth are more complex, about 40% of patients are not very clear, and there are several main risk factors for embryonic stunting: 1. Maternal factors, maternal factors are the most common factors, which are due to pregnant women's partial eating, vomiting during pregnancy, and insufficient intake of protein, vitamins and trace elements, resulting in stunted embryonic growth and development. Complications and comorbidities during pregnancy, such as gestational hypertension, gestational diabetes, heart disease, multiple pregnancies, anemia, and nephritis, can reduce blood flow to the placenta, resulting in fetal growth restriction.

The age, weight, height, economic status of the pregnant woman, or intrauterine infection factors such as smoking and drinking alcohol may cause embryonic development retardation. 2. Fetal factors, which may lead to the decrease of growth hormone, insulin-like growth factors and other growth-regulating substances in umbilical cord blood due to the different potential of fetal growth and development, may also affect the endocrine and metabolism of the fetus, and the chromosomal abnormalities of the fetus will also affect the growth and development of the fetus. 3. Factors of placenta and umbilical cord, due to the long and thin umbilical cord or insufficient blood supply to the placenta, as well as umbilical cord twisting and knotting, will cause fetal growth retardation.

Embryonic retardation is a type of poor pregnancy, and many people think that a small fetus is not a big problem, but it will be conducive to a smooth birth, but this idea is very wrong. Embryonic development retardation is a manifestation of fetal disease, if the cause is not found in time**, the baby will not only be short in stature after birth, but also impaired in terms of intelligence.

1. Embryonic congenital abnormalities: If there is an abnormality in the DNA of either parent, such as a dwarfistic parent or an imbecile parent, the probability of their embryo stunting is very high.

2. Multiple births: If you are pregnant with twins or multiple births, then the average weight and height of each fetus will be much smaller than that of a single fetus, because the maternal space is limited, and the fetuses compete with each other for nutrients, which will cause the embryo to be thin and small.

3. Viral infection: If a pregnant woman is infected with viruses during pregnancy, such as toxoplasmosis, measles and other viruses, if it is transmitted to the fetus through the placenta, it will also cause the fetus to have stunted growth.

4. Maternal diseases: pregnant women suffer from diseases, such as heart disease, kidney disease and other serious diseases, which will lead to poor living environment of the fetus in the mother's body, malnutrition, and eventually lead to small fetus.

It may be malnutrition, it may be that the embryo is not healthy at all, it may be that there is a problem with conception, it may be that the quality of sleep is relatively poor, there may be a problem with the chromosomes, it may be the fetus, it may be caused by smoking and drinking.

It is because the genes of the husband and wife are not harmonious, the living habits of the husband and wife are not good, and they are malnourished, so it will lead to stunted embryo development.

It will affect the dysplasia of fetal organs, may cause hypoglycemia, and may also lead to body temperature imbalance, or cause various diseases, which can easily lead to the fetus suffocating due to lack of oxygen in the mother's belly.

It is likely to cause fetal dysplasia, is likely to cause fetal malformations, or can lead to congenital diseases of the fetus, and may also lead to fetal asphyxia, and in severe cases, it will cause miscarriage or premature birth.

It causes fetal malformations, difficulty breathing, affects the development of the baby's brain, and has a low birth weight, resulting in fetal nervous system diseases.

If the embryo develops normally, there are great benefits for both the fetus and the pregnant woman. However, stunted embryonic development can cause certain harm. If embryonic growth retardation occurs in the uterus, it will adversely affect various organs of the fetus, which may cause some diseases, such as hypoglycemia, and polycythemia at room temperature.

In the presence of these diseases, they can cause great harm to the fetus and threaten the normal development of the fetus.

It will lead to the termination of the embryo's development, which will cause many organs of the embryo to be abnormal, and the body is likely to be stunted or abnormal development, affecting the development of intelligence and limbs.

It's because of the law of life. The embryo should develop according to a certain time, otherwise it will affect the growth in the later stage.

When the embryo develops abnormally, the final growth of the fetus will also be weaker, and the fetus's ability to survive in the future will also be weaker.

Fetal growth retardation can lead to:

1. Stunted growth after birth, low body weight and slower growth and development rate than babies of the same age.

2. Premature birth, the risk of disease after birth will also increase, and the learning ability will be affected.

3. The organs of the fetus that are stunted are underdeveloped, and the perinatal mortality rate will increase.

4. Fetal growth retardation can easily lead to impaired brain development and congenital malformations.

Introduction: Fetal stunting is generally uncommon, but there are many causes of fetal stunting, such as genetics, if the pregnant mother weighs too low before pregnancy and does not have enough nutrients during pregnancy, it may lead to fetal stunting. There are also congenital diseases that can cause fetal growth delays, such as heart disease.

If the mother has a disease, the fetus can also be stunted by infection with bacteria and viruses through the placenta. Stunted fetuses are prone to premature birth, hypoglycemia and other conditions after birth, and their intellectual and physical development is not as good as that of their peers when they grow up.

Generally, the child's developmental delay will first manifest itself in his language and movement. Some babies will have poor body control when they grow up, and they are reluctant to take the initiative to exercise. In particular, children who have some developmental delays in walking do not learn to walk on their own until they are four or five years old, and they do not walk steadily.

Children with developmental delays tend to have delayed language development compared to other children of the same age, usually not beginning to speak until they are two or three years old. It can also be manifested in the retardation of brain development, usually manifested in intelligence and behavior, lack of attention in both eyes, slow response to the surroundings, lack of concentration, etc.

In general, the main cause of stunting is malnutrition, so it can be regulated by supplementing nutrients reasonably, eating a balanced diet, and cultivating a good eating habit. If it is a developmental delay caused by a disease, it can also be actively affected by the disease. At that time in infancy, the body is in the process of development, and it is very likely that it can be successful if it is mainly detected in time and intervened early.

To prevent fetal growth retardation, it is important to supplement with adequate amounts of nutrients, such as protein, vitamins and minerals. However, it is also important to pay attention to overdose, which can also be very harmful, such as early pregnancy if you take too much vitamin A supplementation, which may lead to birth defects. Pregnant mothers and fathers bear should avoid exposure to tobacco and alcohol, eat a healthy diet regularly, and maintain regular check-ups to check the baby's development.

It may be caused by an irregular diet during pregnancy, malnutrition, or unhealthy lifestyle habits.

It may be caused by an irregular diet, or it may be caused by a poor living environment, or because of a bad mood.

Uterine malformations of pregnant women, nutrition can not keep up, and fetal gene mutations will cause fetal growth retardation and affect the health of the fetus.

Some women have poor physical fitness before pregnancy, and after pregnancy is not adjusted by diet, the fetus will be stunted due to long-term malnutrition. Pregnant women must regulate their bodies after pregnancy, if the diet can not improve their physique, they must supplement themselves with various nutrients through nutritional injections or supplements, and must have regular prenatal examinations in daily life to monitor the condition of the fetus.

Some fetal growth is delayed because of an abnormality in the function of the umbilical cord or placenta. If the umbilical cord is too long or too thin, it will be difficult to deliver nutrients, and the growth and development of the fetus will change. These babies are often born prematurely or are born with low birth weight.

Therefore, after the mother discovers this kind of problem, she must seek medical attention in time and let the doctor treat it.

Many environments that are not suitable for pregnant women to have a safe fetus can easily lead to fetal growth retardation, if pregnant women are in a messy or noisy environment for a long time, it is easy to have fetal growth retardation, and noise has a great impact on people. Pregnant women who have been exposed to noise for a long time may experience irritability or other negative emotions, which can also be felt by the fetus in the womb. And in the noisy environment for a long time, various functions of the human body will be abnormal, resulting in various physical diseases, which is very unfavorable to the growth and development of the fetus.

Therefore, pregnant women must stay away from noise, clutter or other environments that are not conducive to the safety of pregnant women in their daily life. Go out for a walk from time to time and listen to some gentle ** to regulate your mood and make the fetus grow and develop more rapidly.

Because of the unhealthy diet and rest of pregnant women, it may be due to unbalanced dietary intake, it may be that the surrounding environment has been seriously affected, it may be because of poor sleep quality, and folic acid is not supplemented in time.

It may be caused by the pregnant mother's irregular diet, or the problem of the fertilized egg, or the lack of nutrition, or too much amniotic fluid, or the abnormal fetal position.

It may be caused by umbilical cord factors, embryonic factors, uterine factors, maternal physical factors, and placental factors, and if you encounter such problems, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible.