During pregnancy, the fetus undergoes countless developmental processes inside the uterus, and any abnormal phenomena can lead to unexpected outcomes for the fetus. Although there are many prenatal tests to ensure a smooth pregnancy, there are still some accidents that cannot be avoided. So, is the belly hard for pregnant women in stillbirth?
1. Fetal movement disappears. The most typical symptom of fetal death in the uterus is the disappearance of continuous and regular fetal movements, as there are no signs of growth and development in the uterus. Therefore, the fetus will no longer exhibit any movements. When abnormal fetal movements occur, it is important to undergo a comprehensive prenatal examination in a timely manner.
2. Pregnancy check-up. Regardless of any abnormal fetal symptoms, a detailed prenatal examination is necessary to confirm whether fetal death has occurred. Once the fetal volume reaches a certain level, occasional abdominal stiffness may occur, which is not a typical symptom of fetal death. Therefore, suspicion of fetal death in the womb needs to be confirmed through relevant means.
3. Abdominal pain and bleeding. When a fetus dies inside the uterus, it may experience abdominal pain and bleeding. Once discovered, it is important to promptly take appropriate measures to avoid causing excessive adverse effects on the female body. However, relying solely on the sensation of a woman's abdomen during pregnancy to suspect the condition of the fetus in the uterus is highly unfounded.
