What are the symptoms of fetal development cessation in early pregnancy?

During pregnancy, the fetus is like a seed. It takes a long time for it to grow into a healthy baby. If the fetus stops growing due to some accidents in the early stages of pregnancy, miscarriage may occur. So, what are the symptoms of cessation of growth and development in the early fetus? How to prevent the fetus from cessation of growth and development? First of all, we need to understand the symptoms of fetal cessation of growth and development. Pregnant mothers must pay attention after reading this!

What are the symptoms of early fetal growth and development termination?

1. The baby's fetal movement gradually decreases

If the fetus stops growing and developing, the first thing that will happen is a decrease in fetal movement. The fetus and the pregnant mother are closely connected, so the pregnant woman can always feel the fetal movements from the fetus. Under normal circumstances, as the fetus grows, the fetal movement will become stronger and stronger. If the fetal movement gradually decreases with the growth time, it may be a sign that the fetus has stopped growing.

2. Changes in amniotic fluid flow

During pregnancy, amniotic fluid is an indispensable necessity for the fetus. Under normal circumstances, the amniotic fluid flow in the pregnant mother is generally around 800ml-1100ml. Too much or too little is a sign of fetal problems. If the amount of amniotic fluid in a pregnant woman increases, it may be that the fetus has stopped growing and developing. Too little means that the fetus's lungs are not developing properly. In either of these two situations, you should seek medical treatment immediately.

3. Giving birth after the due date

Pregnancy has certain regularities. If there is still no sign of the baby being born 2 weeks after the due date, there is a high probability that there is a problem. There are two reasons why pregnant women fail to give birth after the due date: one is that the pregnant woman is too old and the fetus is fragile; the other is that the fetus stops growing and lacks oxygen in the pregnant woman's body, causing suffocation or death.

4. Unexplained abdominal pain

During pregnancy, pregnant women may experience mild abdominal pain at some point, which is a normal reaction. However, if this type of abdominal pain is a momentary severe pain, or menstrual cramp pain, pregnant women need to pay great attention to it. Severe lower abdominal pain accompanied by bleeding is very likely a sign of sudden cessation of fetal growth and development, which is a precursor to miscarriage and should be treated immediately.

5. Bleeding

During pregnancy, if pregnant women often experience vaginal bleeding or discharge with dark red blood, and also have a feeling of falling in the abdomen, it may be a sign that the fetus has stopped growing. When encountering this kind of situation, it is best for pregnant women to see a doctor in time to confirm whether the fetus is healthy through B-ultrasound testing.

During pregnancy, if you want to prevent the fetus from stopping growth and development, in addition to paying attention to the five major symptoms introduced in the article, pregnant women also need to go to the hospital frequently for B-ultrasound examinations. Especially in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, it is the time when the fetus is most likely to have problems. At this time, both pregnant women and pregnant fathers should be very alert.