What are the reactions to early pregnancy arrest?

Fetal arrest in early pregnancy, that is, the fetus stops developing, is a relatively dangerous and regrettable thing. Although the pregnant woman has lost her child, she should not let it affect her mood too much, otherwise it will affect her physical health. If the fetus stops growing in early pregnancy, you need to go to the hospital for certain treatment. Pregnant women can also judge whether the fetus has stopped growing based on some symptoms. Below we will introduce to you in detail several symptoms of fetal arrest in early pregnancy!

1. The number of fetal movements is significantly reduced

Generally speaking, the fetus will move in the mother's body at a certain period of time. Relatively speaking, the frequency of fetal movement is relatively stable. Fetal movement is the most objective manifestation of a living organism. Expectant mothers generally understand the frequency and number of their baby's fetal movements. If the fetal movement is significantly reduced or disappears, this may be a sign of fetal growth retardation.

2. Abnormal amniotic fluid

Whether the fetus has stopped growing can be determined by whether the amniotic fluid is normal. Amniotic fluid is very important for babies. It is an important substance for babies to survive. If a mother finds that the amount of amniotic fluid is abnormal, whether it is too much or too little, she should pay attention to it and go to the hospital for examination, because it can cause abnormal fetal development or even fetal arrest.

3. Sudden onset of unexplained abdominal pain

Sudden onset of unexplained abdominal pain is also a symptom. When a woman is pregnant, changes in her body may cause certain pains. If it is just mild abdominal pain, this is normal pain and mothers don’t need to be nervous. If the abdominal pain suddenly occurs and is very painful, and there are cramps, this must be taken seriously. It is possible that miscarriage or fetal arrest has occurred.

4. Reduced pregnancy reactions

You can also judge by the early pregnancy symptoms, such as vomiting, nausea, breast tenderness, etc., because pregnancy reactions usually begin after three or four weeks. Of course, some people will have later symptoms. This varies from person to person, but if the mother obviously feels that the pregnancy reaction is gradually decreasing between 6 and 8 weeks after pregnancy, then mothers should also be alert and go to the hospital for a check-up to see if the fetus is normal or whether the fetus has stopped growing. Of course, some mothers don't show any signs at all, but just experience severe stomach pain, and then suffer miscarriage or fetal arrest. These situations do happen. Therefore, we should observe carefully and do regular inspections.