Patient's question:
Can the fetal heart stop supplying? I want to ask how to have a fetal heart, fetal stop early pregnancy at 49 days. A week ago, she began to vomit, vomiting breakfast, waking up at midnight, nausea, back pain and pain. She has no strength to lie in bed all day. She feels nauseous all day. The day before yesterday, she had an ultrasound. She has fetal heart tube beating, good growth and development. She suddenly felt better, waking up at midnight. Once she felt a bit nauseous, but fell asleep quickly. This morning, she didn't vomit, lower back pain and back pain, appetite improved, worried about the symptoms of miscarriage, if this is the case, what should be done now, she had an ultrasound the day before yesterday, if it's just for this reason, can you still save the fetus?Doctor's answer:
Usually, 40-50 days constitute the embryonic bud, and 50-60 days constitute the fetal heart. Therefore, a typical B-type magnetic resonance examination should be performed around 60 days, allowing you to see how the fetal sac, embryonic bud, and fetal heart are developing normally. If there is no possibility of miscarriage due to the embryonic bud, it is recommended to wait and see for a week and then undergo a follow-up B-ultrasound examination at the hospital. In daily life, it is essential to prioritize light and nutritious foods, avoiding spicy and irritating foods. Additionally, it is important to maintain a healthy lifestyle and avoid staying up late.