Will I still feel sick if the fetus stops moving?

When the fetus stops growing, the corresponding pregnancy symptoms will also stop, so there will be no morning sickness. Fetal arrest needs to be dealt with in a timely manner. If circumstances permit, measures can be taken to preserve the fetus. If not, the pregnancy will be terminated. If morning sickness occurs after fetal arrest, you should seek medical attention and treatment promptly.

When the fertilized egg implants in the uterus, it means a new life is quietly born. At this time, the body will also secrete a large amount of hormones, so we will have various early pregnancy reactions in the early stages of pregnancy, such as dizziness, nausea, vomiting, etc., but the presence of early pregnancy reactions does not mean that the fetus will not stop growing. For example, after the fetus stops growing, the hormone level does not subside so quickly, so some people will continue to vomit, while others will have more severe vomiting, and the body will form a conditioned reflex, and the condition will not improve so quickly.

Around ten weeks of pregnancy, the placenta slowly grows and hormones decrease, and early pregnancy reactions will gradually disappear, so you are relatively comfortable during the second trimester. If you find that the early pregnancy reactions disappear before this time, such as no more vomiting, chest pain disappears, your appetite improves, or you no longer have a dull pain in your stomach, then you should start to worry about whether there are symptoms of fetal arrest. At 50 days of pregnancy, it is recommended to do an ultrasound to check for fetal heartbeat and fetal bud, and to keep the progesterone level high. Generally speaking, it is relatively stable.

Therefore, morning sickness does not necessarily mean that there is no fetal arrest. Some people will continue to experience morning sickness for several days after the fetal arrest. If you feel that your early pregnancy symptoms are gradually disappearing at a relatively early stage, then you need to pay attention and go to the hospital for a check-up in time and have an ultrasound to check your blood hormones. In addition, you must maintain a good attitude during pregnancy, have regular prenatal checkups, and don’t worry too much, otherwise it will not be good for the child’s growth and development.