Can embryonic arrest be cured?

There is no way to treat the situation of fetal arrest. At this time, the only option is induced labor. If it is not handled in time, it will cause great harm to women's health. Of course, when dealing with the problem of fetal arrest, a careful examination must be carried out to find the specific cause, so as to avoid similar problems again when women become pregnant next time. Both husband and wife should also strengthen prevention in this regard in their daily lives.

Embryo arrest treatment

First, induced labor is usually performed after the diagnosis of "stillbirth". If the dead fetus remains in the uterus for too long without being treated, it will have adverse effects on the mother. Usually, if the fetus is stillborn for more than four weeks, the pregnant woman will develop complications such as impaired blood clotting function. Those who have not delivered should undergo coagulation function tests to determine whether there are complications of DIC.

Second, fresh blood should be prepared for use after delivery, and uterotonic drugs should be injected promptly during delivery to prevent postpartum hemorrhage. Antibiotics should be given postpartum to prevent infection.

Third, after delivery, the fetus, placenta, fetal membranes, and umbilical cord should be carefully examined. Those that cannot be identified by the naked eye can be sent for pathological examination to determine the cause of stillbirth.

Fourth, if one of the fetuses in a multiple pregnancy dies in the uterus first, the patient can generally be observed and waited. Pregnant women often have a transient decrease in fibrinogen and platelets, which then return to normal on their own. Once fibrinogen drops to 2g/L, the fetus is estimated to be viable and labor should be induced immediately.

Prevention of embryonic arrest

1. Chromosomal abnormality. Before pregnancy, prenatal examinations and medical diagnosis are required. If there is a family history of genetic disease, you may consider not getting pregnant or taking effective care measures.

2. Quit harmful substances. If you work in a related industry, you can transfer to other departments a few months before conception. For family rooms that have just been renovated, it is recommended not to move in too early and only move in after it has passed the inspection. Choose clean and uncontaminated food.

3. Radioactive rays. Avoid X-ray examinations before pregnancy. When the microwave oven is operating, you should keep a certain distance from it, about one meter or more. Do not carry your mobile phone with you for a long time. Use it only when necessary.

4. Influence of drugs. If you don't plan to get pregnant, you should take contraceptive measures. When preparing for pregnancy, if you experience symptoms, you should first confirm whether you are pregnant. If so, you should take medication with caution. It is best to consult a doctor and choose a medication that is beneficial to your condition and has no effect on the fetus.

5. Smoking and drinking. Both husband and wife should quit smoking and drinking in the period before childbirth and during pregnancy to avoid the effects of tobacco and alcohol on the fetus in the womb.

6. Infected with viruses. For rubella, pregnant women should be vaccinated against rubella in advance. During the first three months of pregnancy, avoid staying in public places for too long and do appropriate physical exercise to enhance your physical fitness and self-satisfaction. Maintain a balanced nutrition.

7. Chronic serious diseases. Drugs used to treat chronic diseases can have a great impact on the fetus. If the patient wants to become pregnant, she should stop taking the drugs for a period of time, and pregnancy is only suitable when her condition is stable.

8. Abnormal immune system. Women with immune system disorders should wait until they have fully recovered before becoming pregnant. In life, you also need to exercise more, maintain a balanced nutrition and enhance immunity.