What are the consequences of not aborting the fetus in time? What will happen if the fetus is not treated?

Fetal arrest during pregnancy is a relatively common phenomenon. There are many reasons for fetal arrest. Mothers must have their uterus cleaned or induced labor in time and go to the hospital for surgery. If not handled, there will be serious consequences.

What are the consequences of not aborting the pregnancy in time?

1. Failure to remove the fetus in time can lead to coagulation dysfunction

Generally speaking, most dead fetuses can be expelled on their own. If they are not expelled within 3 weeks after death, the degenerated placenta and amniotic fluid will release thromboplastin into the mother's body, affecting blood circulation and causing disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), leading to coagulation dysfunction. Pregnant women will then develop complications of impaired blood coagulation function, with very serious consequences.

2. Failure to abort the fetus in time will lead to infertility

Usually after confirming that the fetus is dead in the womb, the doctor will induce labor. Most dead fetuses can be delivered naturally through the vagina without surgery. However, if the dead fetus remains in the uterus for too long without treatment, it will have an adverse effect on the mother. Usually, if the fetus is dead in the womb for more than four weeks, it will cause the placenta to implant in the uterus, which can easily lead to assimilation of the placenta and uterus, resulting in infertility.

3. If the fetus is not aborted in time, it will increase the pain of abortion

If the fetus stops growing for a long time, it will cause adhesion in the uterine cavity and may even cause infection, which is very unfavorable for abortion. Therefore, when the fetus stops growing, it is recommended to abort it as soon as possible. Although the fetus will not grow any bigger after the fetus stops growing, the gestational sac may still grow, so the bigger it is, the more difficult it is to abort. Generally, painless abortion can be performed when the gestational sac is the smallest. If it is larger, it is curettage. If it is larger, it can be induced labor. The larger it is, the more painful it is.

Warm reminder: If the fetus is dead, the uterus must be cleaned or labor induced in time. If it is not aborted in time, in addition to the three serious effects mentioned above, the dead fetus will also produce toxic substances that endanger the health of the mother. In short, the later the problem is resolved, the more serious the damage will be.

What will happen if the tire stop is not treated?

If embryonic arrest occurs, all pregnancy reactions of the pregnant mother will gradually disappear. First, there will be no more nausea, vomiting and other early pregnancy reactions, and the feeling of breast swelling will also decrease. Then there will be vaginal bleeding, often dark red bloody leucorrhea. Finally, there may be lower abdominal pain and expulsion of the embryo. If the embryo is not aborted in time, it will lead to coagulation dysfunction, infertility, and increase the pain of abortion.

After the fetal growth retardation occurs, you should do the following things

1. A comprehensive examination is required after fetal growth retardation

1. If there is a fetal growth retardation, a comprehensive examination should be conducted, with antibody testing at the end, focusing on corpus luteum function, TORCH, and kidney and spleen function, and changing unhealthy lifestyles.

2. The focus of the examination should be placed on sperm and eggs. Usually, empty cysts are caused by poor sperm quality and strong radiation exposure of the fertilized eggs.

2. Inspection time

If two miscarriages occur in the same week, you should go to the hospital for immunotherapy.

3. Fetal arrest to avoid re-pregnancy in the short term

Do not get pregnant again within 3 months of fetal growth retardation as the probability of failure is very high. It is recommended to try for pregnancy after 6 to 2 months (monitor body temperature, corpus luteum function, and test female hormone levels), and put corpus luteum function first in the examination.

4. Please pay attention to the 3 months before pregnancy after fetal arrest

1. Drink boiled water, do not consume beverages and cold drinks; 2. Do not eat out, eat home-cooked meals; 3. Do not soak in hot springs.

V. Other matters needing attention

1. The more detailed the pre-pregnancy check-up, the better (both husband and wife should check it out). If you find any problems, don't be blindly pessimistic and cooperate with the doctor for active treatment. 2. Adjust your mentality, exercise more, listen to music, and cultivate an optimistic spirit; 3. Don't try to get pregnant casually with a fluke mentality, it's very dangerous! Infertility experts kindly remind female friends that women with a history of fetal growth retardation must pay attention to the work of preserving the fetus during the next pregnancy. If there are any abnormal phenomena, go to the hospital for examination in time so that you can get pregnant smoothly.

Causes of fetal arrest

1. In terms of reproductive endocrinology, three important hormone levels are needed during the early development of the embryo: estrogen, progesterone, and human chorionic gonadotropin. If the mother's own endogenous hormones are insufficient, it will cause the embryo to stop growing.

2. It is a problem of reproductive immunity. If there are certain antibodies in the body, it will resist the development of the embryo. Or it may be a problem with the uterus. If the internal environment of the uterus is not good or it is deformed, it will not develop. It may also be a problem with chromosomes.

I think such a confused woman is hopeless. Don't they have any common sense? Even if the fetus stops growing, it is still a fetus. At least there is something there. If you don't take the time to deal with it, it will cause big problems. Don't think nothing matters. If something happens to you, no one can help you. You will suffer alone.