Patient's question:
Miscarriage after induction of labor without dilation? When I was 35 weeks pregnant, I experienced a stillbirth that occurred repeatedly. I was extremely heartbroken and cried for several days. Now I am pregnant again and want to know the causes of the stillbirth and preventive techniques to prevent this tragedy from happening again. What causes stillbirth?Doctor's answer:
Fetal death is caused by certain adverse factors leading to fetal hypoxia in the uterus, resulting in near-fatal conditions. This process is progressive, initially characterized by increased fetal movement, followed by the disappearance of fetal movement and then the cessation of fetal heartbeat, which can last for several months. If the fetus is dead, abnormal symptoms such as repeated vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain often occur.Recommendation: It is best to consult a local reputable public hospital for clarification and then undergo thorough examination and treatment. After a miscarriage, proper rest is essential. Generally, it is advisable to rest for one month, enhance nutritional intake, avoid heavy physical labor, and pay attention to perineal hygiene and bleeding conditions.