How is fetal heart rate not long to return a responsibility
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Sometimes, due to some improper treatment of pregnant women, resulting in fetal injury, and sometimes it is often physical reasons, leading to fetal arrest. What's the matter with fetal cardiac arrest? Now it's up to me to answer for you, what's the matter with fetal heart rate not long!
How is fetal heart rate not long to return a responsibility
First, there are four main reasons for embryo termination. The first is reproductive endocrine. During the early development of embryo, three important hormone levels are needed, one is estrogen, one is progesterone, and the other is chorionic gonadotropin. If the maternal endogenous hormone is not enough, it will cause embryo termination
Second, it may be the problem of reproductive immunity. If you have some antibodies, you will resist the development of the embryo. Third, it may be the problem of the uterus. If the internal environment of the uterus is not good, or it is abnormal, it will not develop. It may also be the problem of chromosomes. There are many reasons for this, such as congenital malformations, genetic causes, which need to be checked before pregnancy.
Third, the causes of fetal arrest: 1. The embryo itself is not well developed. 2. Maternal causes: inflammation, etc. 3. External environmental impact: radiation, etc. Most of the reasons for this situation are due to the defects of the embryo itself, and the factors from the mother can not be ruled out. For example, the pregnant woman is a patient with high blood pressure, and the blood supply to the placenta is insufficient when the blood pressure is high, which may lead to fetal arrest.
matters needing attention
Fetal arrest is not an accidental phenomenon. After fetal arrest, we should avoid blindly protecting the fetus and getting pregnant again blindly. It is the key to make clear the cause and treat it. After fetal arrest, we need the female's endocrine examination (check before pregnancy, and check again if there is any abnormality): six hormones (the 21st or the 3rd day of menstruation), a complete set of thyroid function and blood glucose indicators.