Patient's question:
Last year, I experienced embryonic arrest in the early stages of pregnancy again. Afterward, I visited several hospitals for thorough examinations, but no specific cause was found. Recently, my husband and I are preparing to conceive again. Here, I would like to consult experts on how to prevent embryonic arrest in the early stages of pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, how can there be abnormal situations in the growth and development of embryos? It is necessary to understand from multiple aspects under normal circumstances, the growth and development of embryos are often likely to be hindered due to chromosomal abnormalities. If there are no chromosomal abnormalities, the basic likelihood of reappearing developmental arrest is very low. Therefore, there is no need to be overly anxious or worried. After conception, it is sufficient to perform prenatal examinations periodically. If there are abnormal situations, timely treatment and resolution can be provided.