Getting pregnant with twins is originally a relatively lucky thing, but if one of them develops abnormal development after getting pregnant, it may make expectant mothers very conflicted, and they may not even know what to do. So, what if one twin stops the other? Let's take a look at the answer.
If one twin experiences fetal arrest, it generally does not affect the development of the other embryo. As long as there are no contractions or threatened miscarriage, it is still possible to continue the pregnancy. However, it is necessary to go to the hospital on time for prenatal checkups to understand the root cause of fetal arrest.
If one of the fetuses has abnormal development due to both the pregnant woman and the fetus, it is best for the pregnant woman to go to the hospital for examination to see if the surviving fetus has any developmental abnormalities. If not, then appropriate methods can be taken to protect the fetus, so as to ensure that she can give birth to a healthy baby.
In addition, many pregnant women may experience emotional distress when they discover an abnormality in their twin pregnancy. It is recommended that pregnant women adjust their mindset to ensure that it does not affect the fetus. Otherwise, their poor mood may also affect the development of the other fetus.
