Women should regularly go to the hospital for prenatal check ups after pregnancy, so that they can detect and treat any abnormal situations early. Fetal heart rate examination is crucial for women during pregnancy, but some pregnant women may not be able to hear the fetal heart rate during the examination. So what are the reasons for not hearing fetal heart rate?
If the fetal heart rate is not heard during the prenatal examination after pregnancy, this situation is quite serious. There are many factors that can lead to the absence of fetal heart rate in the fetus, and the most common one is genetic defects. The cause of this situation is abnormal chromosomes in male sperm or female eggs. As long as either spouse has chromosomal abnormalities or the pregnant woman has diseases, it can cause abnormal fetal development, such as the inability to hear fetal heart rate.
Some are also caused by maternal factors, such as poor physical condition, immune factors, certain diseases, luteal insufficiency, cervical atresia, endometriosis, immune dysfunction, immune dysfunction, etc., which can easily affect fetal heartbeat, and in severe cases, even lead to fetal lack of heartbeat.
When conducting fetal heart rate examination during pregnancy, if any abnormalities are found, timely measures must be taken to avoid more dangerous situations for the fetus. If the fetus is found to have no heartbeat during pregnancy, it is necessary to promptly go to the hospital for abortion measures to avoid stillbirth and more serious consequences for the pregnant woman's body.
