Pregnancy is something that most women eagerly anticipate. When a woman becomes pregnant, she will pay special attention to the fetus in her abdomen and constantly monitor its growth and development. However, due to certain force majeure factors, pregnant women may experience fetal arrest after pregnancy. So, how long after a miscarriage occurs?
Fetal arrest, also known as embryonic arrest, is mainly caused by the failure of the gestational sac to develop fetal heart due to various factors during early pregnancy in women. After the diagnosis of embryonic arrest, natural abortion cannot be waited for.
Although some women may experience natural or threatened miscarriage, the probability is relatively low. Therefore, abortion should be performed as soon as possible under artificial intervention after diagnosis. Otherwise, if the waiting time is too long, it will cause great harm to women's bodies, and in severe cases, it may even lead to women being unable to conceive in the future.
After undergoing abortion surgery, it is important to pay attention to regulating and resting the body. Ensure a reasonable diet, avoid spicy, raw, cold and other stimulating foods, pay attention to keeping warm, do not stay up late, and avoid fatigue. In addition, women should pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the external genitalia after surgery to avoid bacterial infections that may worsen the condition.
There are many reasons that can cause embryonic arrest, such as maternal factors, uterine malformations, or male factors. Therefore, women should not have excessive psychological burden and pay attention to maintaining a good mood.
