Worried about miscarriage, I do ultrasound every week

It is so sad for women to have such a bad experience when they are looking forward to getting pregnant day and night but encounter such a situation after getting pregnant. Nowadays, more and more pregnant women are experiencing this kind of fetal arrest. What is the cause of this situation? How can we prevent and prevent it?

1. During the pregnancy preparation period, it is recommended that pregnant mothers do a pre-pregnancy physical examination. One of the must-check items is the test of female hormones. The test results can show whether there is any abnormality in their endocrine levels. If the pregnant mother's progesterone and estradiol levels are abnormal, it is likely to cause the problem of slow growth of the uterine wall, which will affect the implantation of the embryo combined with sperm and egg; another item is to check whether our testosterone levels are normal. If there are problems with these values, it will be very unfavorable for the growth of test tube embryos.

2. The genetic problems of the fetus are the result of the fusion of the father and the mother. If the pregnant mother suffers from certain chronic diseases, or has abnormalities in her sexual organs, or has certain uterine and ovarian antigens, it is likely to affect the growth and development of the test tube embryo. Although the problems of the pregnant mother are the key factors, the quality of the pregnant father's sperm is equally important and will also affect the embryonic development process. It is recommended that pregnant fathers should actively cooperate with the preparation period for pregnancy, especially when preparing for pregnancy, try to do sperm DNA fragment testing to prevent any bad situations.

3. Fetal growth retardation problems mostly occur in the early stages of pregnancy. Therefore, you should do an ultrasound examination when you are about 8 weeks pregnant to see if the baby is developing normally. If you can detect the fetal heartbeat of the fetus, you don't have to worry about fetal growth retardation. If the pregnancy symptoms noticed in the early stages of pregnancy disappear, for example, if you previously had symptoms of nausea and retching but suddenly you no longer have them, then pregnant women must pay attention and go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is something wrong with the baby in your belly.