What are some of the common factors that contribute to poor fetal growth?

My good friend Xiaomei was in a very bad mood some time ago, and Xiaomei went to the hospital for a pregnancy test, and the doctor told her that the fetus in her womb was underdeveloped, so that she should pay more attention to it in the middle and later stages. Because of this, a few good friends made an appointment to go shopping together a few days ago. Later, someone gave Xiaomei** or sent a message to encourage her, Xiaomei's mood slowly became a little better, and she was willing to cooperate with each other to accept it together**.

After that, I wondered what caused the fetus to have poor growth.

Many pregnant mothers will eat something to replenish their body during pregnancy, but the fact is that eating more does not necessarily mean that what they eat is right, just what they eat. It is very likely that the pregnant mother eats something for a day, but it is more nutritious than what others eat. As we all know, it is important to supplement the body with vitamins during pregnancy, and the lack of nutrients will undoubtedly have a negative impact on fetal development.

Rather than making some non-nutritious food by hand, it is better to prepare some nutritious meals suitable for pregnancy, which are effective and nutritious, and are more suitable for pregnant groups.

The doctor's excellent pregnancy age is not foolish, there is a certain scientific and reasonable basis. Contemporary medical circles widely refer to people who are over 35 years old as pregnant women, and such pregnant mothers have a characteristic, the fetus is prone to chromosomal mutations or dysplasia. This advises some female friends who want to get pregnant and have children to do this big thing when they are young, in case they are too old and become an advanced maternal age.

I believe that when many pregnant mothers go for prenatal check-ups when they are first pregnant, doctors have reminded them not to take medicine indiscriminately. However, there will always be some "ignorant" pregnant mothers who take some medicine with the mentality that they should be fine if they eat a little bit. This practice is not recommended at all, it is absolutely prohibited, and it is important to remember that there are some medicines that can also cause the fetus to distort, and if you really need to take medicine, you must communicate with the doctor before deciding.

The mother's diet is unhealthy, irregular work and rest, staying up late or smoking and drinking, eating some bad food or taking medicine will cause the fetus to not develop.

Resulting in fetal dysplasia, first of all, the nutrition is not sufficient, not enough nutrients are not consumed, at this time it will affect the development of the fetus, as well as growth, and it may also be the cause of the placenta, placental abnormal development.

The child's body will be very weak, and the resistance is very weak, which will have a certain impact on the child's body, and the child will be easy to get sick after an accident, and the child's brain will not be fully developed, and the child is relatively thin.

If the fetus is underdeveloped, the pregnant woman may experience bleeding and abdominal pain, may reduce fetal movement, and is prone to leg cramps at night, usually has no appetite to eat, and has abdominal distention.

Growth and development are very slow, the pregnant woman has no pregnancy reaction, twitching of the feet, abdominal distention, abdominal pain, these are all manifestations of fetal dysplasia.

Growth and development are very slow, pregnant women are unable to conceive, twitching of the feet, contractions of the abdomen, pain and sadness in the abdomen, these are all manifestations of fetal dysplasia.

Introduction: Every parent wants to give birth to a healthy and intelligent baby, so during pregnancy, they will have a regular prenatal check-up to understand the development of the fetus. Once the fetus is found to be dysplasia through B-ultrasound, it must be adjusted in time, otherwise it will affect the healthy growth of the baby.

Today, I would like to share the topic of which conditions can cause fetal dysplasia.

1. What conditions can cause fetal dysplasia?

It may be that the pregnant mother has some diseases, such as diabetes, high blood pressure and other diseases during pregnancy, which will lead to poor fetal development. It may be that the baby has congenital chromosomal abnormalities or congenital malformations, which will also affect the normal development of the fetus and lead to poor fetal development. It may be due to placental factors, such as placental insufficiency, which can also affect the normal development of the fetus.

It may be related to genetic factors, if the pregnant woman herself has physiological deficiencies, it will also lead to the growth of the fetus and the development of stunted growth. Pregnant women often have picky eating, picky eating, and anorexia in their daily diet, which will also affect the normal development of the fetus.

2. How to make the fetus grow healthier?

If pregnant mothers want to make the fetus grow healthier, then pregnant women must maintain a good and positive attitude during pregnancy. It is necessary to ensure that every day is a positive and optimistic attitude towards life, which can also make the fetus grow healthier. It is necessary to communicate more with the fetus, carry out more prenatal education, pass on more good information, listen to more relaxed and soothing **, and do some things that are more interesting, which can also make the fetus grow healthier.

It is necessary to develop a regular routine and a good biological clock. Don't stay up late, go to bed early and get up early, be sure to sleep enough for 8 hours a day, and don't let your body be in a state of overwork. It is necessary to learn to combine work and rest, relax and relax, release stress, and participate in some suitable exercises for pregnant women, such as brisk walking, yoga for pregnant women, etc., which can make the fetus grow healthier.

The main causes of embryonic dysplasia are: luteal insufficiency, hypothyroidism, chromosomal abnormalities, infectious factors, etc. Or the radiation of mobile phones and computers.

For example, smoking and drinking, eating greasy and spicy food, often wearing high heels, often taking drugs, wearing heavy makeup, and being in negative emotions for a long time.

Frequent smoking, frequent drinking, maternal illness, staying up late, and not paying attention to nutrition.

Causes of fetal dysplasia in the first trimester:

Intrauterine infection: Pregnant women have infectious diseases, and the pathogen can be transmitted vertically and transplacentally to infect the embryo and fetus, which is called intrauterine infection. Intrauterine infection causes placentitis and placental hypofunction, often leading to miscarriage, fetal malformations, and intrauterine growth retardation.

Fetal development abnormalities, such as hereditary dwarfism, congenital heart disease and single umbilical artery malformation, can affect the growth and development of the fetus.

Placental factors: The placenta is an important organ for the exchange of substances between the fetus and the mother, and plays an important role in the growth and development of the fetus.

The mortality rate of intrauterine growth retardation is 3-8 times that of normal infants, and the roundness rate of perinatal infants is also significantly increased.

Maternal factors of fetal dysplasia in the first trimester:

Heredity: 40% of the difference in fetal birth weight comes from the genetic factors of both parents, which are influenced by maternal genetic factors.

Nutrition: Pregnant women who eat insufficient nutrition or gastrointestinal malabsorption disorders affect fetal growth and development, such as partial eating, anorexia, pregnancy vomiting, chronic gastritis and chronic enteritis, etc., resulting in insufficient protein and calorie intake.

Pregnancy complications and complications: For example, pregnant women with primary hyperemic ischic pressure, chronic nephritis, renal hypertension, diabetes, lupus erythematosis, heart disease, gestational hypertension, post-term pregnancy, multiple pregnancy, oligohydramnios, pre-pregnancy and post-pregnancy anemia, and the incidence of intrauterine growth retardation is significantly increased.

Smoking, alcohol and drug abuse: This is common sense, tobacco and alcohol are very harmful to the fetus, but some women of appropriate age can not quit, which leads to the development of the fetus.