Patient's question:
A few months ago, I carefully discovered I was pregnant, and the whole family was extremely happy. However, this time when I went to the hospital for prenatal care, the doctor said my baby had some problems—the embryo had stopped developing. I was very sad, so I want to ask the doctor, what are the reasons for early embryonic arrest?Doctor's answer:
There are many different reasons for recurrent embryonic arrest in early pregnancy, including external environmental factors, physical and chemical stimuli, insufficient hormone levels in the body, poor embryo quality, viral infections, certain diseases in the mother, and multiple factors that can affect embryonic growth and development, leading to fetal arrest. If embryonic arrest occurs again, it is important to undergo a postoperative procedure and rest properly. You can try to conceive again after three months. Before conception, it is best for both partners to undergo a systematic and thorough fertility examination.