Will amniocentesis cause fetal arrest?

If a woman becomes pregnant after the age of 30, she needs to pay more attention during pregnancy because she is an older mother and is more likely to have problems. Sometimes she may need to undergo some dangerous examinations, such as amniocentesis. Many pregnant women want to know about the side effects of amniocentesis before doing this examination. So, will amniocentesis cause fetal arrest?

Amniocentesis can cause fetal arrest, but not all cases of fetal arrest after amniocentesis are caused by amniocentesis. During the amniocentesis procedure, the risk of fetal arrest will increase due to the surgeon's immature skills and improper operation. Therefore, if amniocentesis must be performed, it is recommended to go to a large state-owned hospital for the operation. The surgical operations in these hospitals are relatively standardized and the surgeons are more experienced. During the operation, they will avoid the fetus and placenta under the guidance of B-ultrasound to prevent threats to the baby's safety.

Other factors can also cause fetal arrest, such as problems with the baby's chromosomes, problems with the fetus's genes, etc., and fetal arrest also has certain genetic factors. You cannot be exposed to radiation during pregnancy. If there is a risk of radiation, you must do a good job of radiation protection. Stay away from toxic and harmful substances to prevent damage to your own and your fetus' health.

If fetal arrest has already occurred and you still want to continue the pregnancy, it is recommended to have a physical examination first. If the pregnant woman has gynecological diseases or systemic diseases, it will also cause fetal arrest. After checking the cause of the fetal arrest, treat it first and cure the disease before considering pregnancy.