Patient's question:
Doctor, I'm pregnant. When I went for a prenatal examination these days, the prenatal examination report showed that the embryo stopped developing. I want to know if this will affect the fetus? Hello, can I still get pregnant? Hello, will getting pregnant be affected if the embryo stops developing?Doctor's answer:
The embryo has stopped developing, indicating that the fetus can no longer survive and grow, with the final outcome being a miscarriage. If an embryo arrest is diagnosed, it is recommended to undergo surgery as early as possible. Because the arrested embryo is lower than the surrounding area, it may affect the blood coagulation function and potentially lead to severe bleeding. If an embryo arrest has been diagnosed, it is necessary to undergo a miscarriage as early as possible. A miscarriage may affect future pregnancies. However, most people can still conceive successfully. Antibiotics can be used to prevent infection, and it is advised to avoid extremely cold, spicy, and cold foods. Sexual activity is strictly prohibited for at least one month. Pay attention to keeping warm, as this can significantly reduce the risk of infertility.