Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of embryonic arrest? I had a thorough examination at two months of pregnancy, and it was said that the embryo had stopped developing. But what is the reason for this? Why is this happening? Did I make a mistake with the examination? Now what should I do? Can it be treated? We don't know what the reason is. Can I still get pregnant?What kind of help do you need: What are the symptoms of embryonic arrest?
Doctor's answer:
If the fetus stops growing and developing, there may be peeling or discomfort, and this requires an ultrasound examination. If the fetus stops developing, it needs to be addressed promptly. If it is not resolved in a timely manner, tissue may adhere to the uterine wall, which may cause peeling. It is not necessary to worry for the time being. If there is no peeling, rest in bed first, and then wait and see. If you are still not reassured, you can have an ultrasound. If there is spotting or abdominal pain, these are symptoms that may occur if the fetus stops growing and developing.