Pregnancy is a happy and important thing, and every couple hopes to have a healthy and intelligent baby, but not all fertilized lives can survive safely. If there are abnormalities in the fetus or mother, pregnancy cannot continue. So, how many types of pregnancies cannot keep a fetus?
When the following situations occur, even if pregnant, the fetus cannot be left behind:
1. After ectopic pregnancy: Ectopic pregnancy is very critical when it occurs, but with timely and effective treatment, it is still possible to conceive the next child. However, some women often hastily conceive shortly after recovery. This approach is very dangerous because the fallopian tubes may not have been completely cleared, leading to recurrence.
2. After cesarean section: It takes some time for the uterine incision or abdominal incision to fully heal after cesarean section. Any factor that interferes with the muscularization of uterine scars can cause varying degrees of defects in the scars. If it does not grow firmly, perforation or even rupture is prone to occur during re pregnancy.
3. After discontinuing contraceptive pills: It is currently believed that conception may result in malformed infants if the duration of pregnancy is too short after discontinuing contraceptive pills. Due to the fact that oral contraceptives are metabolized and stored in the liver. If the withdrawal time is too short, the contraceptive pills in the body cannot be completely eliminated, which may cause certain defects in the embryo.
4. Wearing a contraceptive ring: The contraceptive ring is placed in the uterus as a foreign object, which interferes with the implantation of the fertilized egg and plays a contraceptive role. However, regardless of the length of time the intrauterine device is inserted, it will inevitably cause some damage and impact on the endometrium, which is detrimental to the growth and development of the embryo. Therefore, pregnancy with an intrauterine device cannot be achieved.
