After pregnancy, many situations may occur, and some women may experience a lack of fetal heart rate due to their own physical condition or other reasons. Once there is no fetal heart rate, it indicates that the fetus has stopped developing and requires timely treatment. Many people want to know what it means to have no heart rate during pregnancy?
After pregnancy, the absence of fetal heart rate may indicate that the fetus has stopped developing, or that the gestational age is too short and the embryonic buds and fetal heart rate have not yet formed. After pregnancy, it usually takes about 50 days to check the fetal buds and fetal heart rate. If the examination is done too early, the fetal heart rate cannot be found. If there are obvious fetal sprouts but no fetal heart, or if there is no fetal heart after the formation of the fetus, it is considered that the fetus has stopped developing, that is, the fetus has died, and abortion is needed at this time.
The fetal heart rate during pregnancy is mainly related to environmental factors, fetal factors, and maternal factors. In addition, it may also be related to male chromosomal abnormalities. For those without fetal heart rate during pregnancy, it is best to promptly diagnose the cause through examination to avoid the recurrence of such abnormalities. In the early stages of pregnancy, it is advisable to pay attention to physical examinations. If you are just pregnant, it is best to wait for a week before checking, but if there is no fetal heart rate, it is best to take timely abortion measures to avoid any impact on the body.
After pregnancy, regular check ups are necessary to understand the development of the fetus. And timely supplementation of nutrition is necessary during pregnancy to ensure normal fetal development. And good lifestyle habits should be developed during pregnancy to avoid affecting the development of the fetus.