Patient's question:
This year's Christmas Eve was really depressing. I've been pregnant for 50 days, and last night I went to a private room with friends to have fun. As soon as I sat down, they started smoking. I wanted to go outside for some fresh air, but before I could even stand up, I saw a cockroach on me, which scared me so much that I jumped up a few times. When I came back inside, it was already smoke-filled and stuffy. The music was also blasting so loudly that I could barely sit there for two hours before heading home. When I got home, my husband was drunk again and forced himself on me. I really regret it.Do these factors affect the embryo? If the embryo stops developing, will the pregnancy symptoms disappear? (Like nausea and vomiting) After the embryo dies, what...
Doctor's answer:
Problem Analysis: There are many reasons for embryonic arrest, such as endocrine disorders, immune factors, uterine abnormalities, chromosomal abnormalities, reproductive tract infections, and environmental factors.Suggestions: It is recommended to undergo a detailed examination, including chromosomal testing, vaginal discharge tests, sex hormone tests, and endometrial examinations, to identify the underlying cause before proceeding with targeted treatment.