Symptoms of stillbirth in the second trimester of pregnancy

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Stillbirth is definitely a big blow to pregnant women. Pregnancy is a very important stage. For pregnant female friends, they must have regular check-up when they are pregnant, because regular check-up can help them know the physical condition of pregnant women and the development of the fetus, as well as the symptoms of stillbirth in the second trimester of pregnancy. Let me tell you something about it.

Symptoms of stillbirth in the second trimester of pregnancy

Generally speaking, when pregnant, there will be some symptoms such as vomiting, no appetite and so on. If you don't go to check in time, you won't know the development of the fetus. For some stillbirth symptoms, there is generally no pulse and you can't feel the heartbeat of the fetus. However, if it is early pregnancy, the general symptoms are not obvious.

Previously, there were some signs of miscarriage, but it was not very serious. I heard that we could protect the fetus by protecting the fetus, so I took a lot of medicine and took some injections. For the fetus, in fact, taking injections and medicines also had an impact. After more than three months, it was like this! Go to check that the fetus has stopped developing.

Therefore, the examination in the first three months of pregnancy is necessary, and it is also an important period. If you don't protect your body well, it will have some abnormalities. If the use is due, the stillbirth has no symptoms. Only when you go to the hospital to check B-ultrasound or color Doppler ultrasound can you find it. Therefore, female friends who are worried about this aspect had better go to the hospital to check.

matters needing attention

During pregnancy do not eat spicy, stimulating cold food, so as not to cause abortion or premature birth phenomenon, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, keep enough sleep, you should be light in this regard, if you find some abnormal reaction in your stomach, you should go to the hospital in time to check and treat, so as not to cause some impact on the fetus.