Patient's question:
I am three months pregnant now, but last year my baby stopped developing at four months and there was no fetal heartbeat. I'm quite worried about this. How should treatment for fetal demise be carried out?Doctor's answer:
The causes of fetal demise, among which autoimmune factors account for 67%; autopsies account for 14%; endocrine factors account for 11%; hereditary factors account for 5%; and other factors account for 3%. Polycystic ovary syndrome can also lead to recurrent fetal demise. If it is found that the cause is polycystic ovary syndrome, the effect of drug treatment is not significant, and it is recommended to adopt minimally invasive surgical treatment. Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome are likely to cause recurrent fetal demise and must be treated according to symptoms to prevent recurrence. For patients, if the gynecological and obstetric condition is serious, they must be treated according to symptoms and use appropriate medications in a timely manner, otherwise it may lead to a recurrence of gynecological and obstetric diseases. In addition, patients also need to have a proper diet and maintain a cheerful mood. Thank you.