Patient's question:
My sister is 26 years old this year. She has experienced a miscarriage before. She got pregnant again last October. Previously, all her symptoms and the child's growth and development were fine. In the first half of the month, she always felt stomach pain. The hospital's prenatal examination said that the embryo had stopped developing. What are the treatments for embryonic arrest?Doctor's answer:
Embryonic arrest mainly occurs through careful imaging examination with ultrasound. If it occurs repeatedly, there are several aspects that need to be understood. The first is poor sperm quality. The second is poor egg quality or poor embryo quality. The third aspect requires consideration of issues with the uterine appendages or female ovarian function. These are all factors that can lead to fetal arrest in development. The daily treatment for patients with embryonic arrest primarily involves taking medication. Patients can use some oral medications, supplemented with vitamins, and pay attention to regular routines and avoiding alcohol. We hope that patients with embryonic arrest can recover quickly! Thank you!