Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 25 years old. Condition: First pregnancy, last menstrual period on October 3rd, later found to be pregnant. The doctor said the baby was not developing well, and she received two weeks of pregnancy-preserving injections. Currently, she is two months pregnant, and the baby has no fetal heartbeat.Doctor's answer:
Hello! If it is confirmed that you are pregnant for two and a half months and there is no fetal heartbeat on ultrasound, it means the fetus has stopped developing, and there is a possibility that the fetus has died. It is recommended to terminate the pregnancy in a timely manner. If the embryo stops developing or an inevitable miscarriage occurs, it is suggested that you undergo hysteroscopy to remove the embryonic tissue, while also examining the embryo's chromosomes and the uterine environment. After the surgery, the causes of infertility and miscarriage should be investigated. If you have previously undergone abortion procedures, it is also necessary to consider testing for anti-embryonic antibodies. Removing the underlying cause aligns with the principles of eugenics and healthy reproduction.