If you have a second child, avoid delaying pregnancy

The fetus stopped growing during pregnancy and the pregnancy had to be terminated to get rid of the child. After the miscarriage, the woman took good care of her body, then tried to conceive again and successfully became pregnant. After becoming pregnant, many women worry that they will have fetal arrest again and want to prevent it from happening. How to prevent the second pregnancy from stopping?

How to prevent the second pregnancy from stopping?

1. Mental state releases stress

Ladies who are preparing to have a baby should not worry too much, whether they or their friends have experienced fetal growth retardation. Anxiety and work pressure can cause endocrine disorders, which is also bad for the healthy growth and development of test tube embryos and fetuses.

2. Pre-pregnancy preparation

Female friends should have appropriate stages, pay attention to diet balance, life rules, exercise and pre-pregnancy check-ups, etc., and actively participate in the health classes specially prepared by the maternity and infant hospital for standard mothers, communicate more with doctors, and fully grasp various pregnancy health care knowledge before, during and after pregnancy.

3. Appropriate inspection

Generally, test tube embryos will have fetal heartbeats around 8 weeks, and fetal growth retardation may occur between 8 and 12 weeks. Therefore, it is recommended that pregnant women do an ultrasound around 8 weeks to check the growth and development of the fetus and embryo as early as possible. If there is a fetal heartbeat, you can probably rest assured.

4. Solution to miscarriage

When an expectant mother is tragically diagnosed with fetal growth retardation, she does not need to worry. Generally, she can have an abortion under the guidance of a doctor. Fetal arrest is different from an early pregnancy test paper. It is not easy to completely eliminate it by medical abortion. If it remains in the uterus for a long time, it will cause intrauterine infection, damage the uterine wall, and then cause fallopian tube occlusion, resulting in infertility.

5. Get pregnant again after half a year

From the perspective of eugenics, women who have experienced fetal growth retardation should wait at least half a year before getting pregnant again, because it takes at least two or three months for the ovaries to repair, and at least half a year for the uterine wall to repair.