Fetal arrest refers to the phenomenon where the embryo dies and stops developing during its development. It is a concern for many new mothers who become pregnant and is also one of the main causes of miscarriage in pregnant women. So many mothers are very concerned about the HCG value, worried that the HCG value will be too low. So, how much HCG does it reach to prevent miscarriage?
In general, when the HCG value exceeds 50, the possibility of fetal arrest can be ruled out. HCG is a specific hormone secreted by nourishing cells during pregnancy, which can promote fetal development. HCG values increase significantly during pregnancy, generally reaching over 50. If the HCG hormone test result of a woman is below 50, the possibility of production stoppage will increase.
When the gestational age is 1-2.5 weeks, the levels of HCG in serum and urine can rapidly increase, reaching a peak in the 8th week of pregnancy, and then decreasing to moderate levels in the 4th month of pregnancy, and remaining until the end of pregnancy. During the first three months of pregnancy, as long as the placenta has not yet grown, embryonic arrest may occur.
Women must pay attention to their daily routine and healthy diet, try to stay away from environments with radiation, pay attention to nutritional balance, avoid lifting heavy objects, avoid overexertion or nervousness, maintain a normal mentality and good emotions, and regularly go to the hospital for check ups, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of miscarriage.
