After a woman confirms that she is pregnant, she must go to the hospital for examination on time, which can detect abnormal situations in a timely manner and take measures as soon as possible. Especially in the early stages of pregnancy, it is important to pay attention to progesterone levels, as well as the condition of fetal heart rate and fetal buds. So, can a fetus still grow without fetal heart and fetal sprouts?
After a certain period of pregnancy, if the fetus does not have a fetal heart rate or fetal bud, the fetus will not grow again. This indicates that the fetus has died, and if there is no natural abortion, a human abortion surgery must be performed. If stillbirth lasts too long in the uterus, it is easy to induce intrauterine infection.
Usually, around 7-8 weeks of pregnancy, ultrasound examination can detect fetal heartbeat. If there is still no fetal heartbeat at 60 days of pregnancy, it should be considered that the embryo has stopped developing. However, some women have a late implantation of the fertilized egg, which can cause the growth of the gestational sac to be less than 60 days. At this time, ultrasound examination may also result in no fetal heartbeat. In this case, doctors may recommend that pregnant women undergo ultrasound re examination.
At 56-62 days of pregnancy, fetal heart rate will appear in women. If no fetal heart rate is found during the examination at this time, pregnant women need to wait for a week before undergoing another fetal heart rate examination. Many pregnant women may discover fetal heart rate during the follow-up examination. If there is still no fetal heart rate after 70 days of pregnancy, it means that the baby has stopped developing.
