Is it normal to be pregnant for two months without a fetal heart?

Fetal heart is the heartbeat of the fetus, and it is the earliest functional organ in the whole development of the fetus. Whether the fetal heart rate is normal is related to the life safety of the fetus. Is it normal to be pregnant for two months without a fetal heart? In general, it is an abnormal phenomenon. At this time, you should go to the hospital in time to prevent the fetus from dying in the palace.

Is it normal to be pregnant for two months without a fetal heart? Fetal heart is the earliest functional organ in the whole body development. Fetal heart sounds can directly reflect the condition of the fetus. After three or four weeks of pregnancy, the fetal heart began to beat. It was slow at first, only sixty or seventy times a minute. At this time, the heartbeat is very weak. During B-ultrasound examination, the fetal heartbeat can be displayed on the fluorescent screen of B-ultrasound.

By the eighth week of pregnancy, the fetal heart rate can reach about 180 beats per minute. After 14 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal heart rate dropped to about 140 beats per minute, and then kept at 120 ~ 160 beats per minute.

Fetal heart is an index of fetal life. There are two possibilities for not hearing the fetal heart: one is fetal death; Secondly, the change of fetal position affects the conduction of fetal heart sound. There are many reasons for fetal death, including placental factors, such as early placental abruption and placental failure. There are umbilical cord factors, such as umbilical cord knot, head and neck limb entanglement, umbilical cord prolapse, compression and so on. Fetal factors, such as severe fetal malformation and congenital defects. Generally, stillbirth often leads to the first disappearance of fetal movement or the reduction of fetal movement times.

Don't panic if you can't hear the fetal heart sound with a single-ear fetal heart receiver. You can listen to the Doppler fetal heart again, and you can generally determine whether the fetal heart has really disappeared. In order to be prudent, we can also observe with B-ultrasound, which can clearly see various vital signs such as fetal heart rate, fetal movement, fetal muscle tension and fetal respiratory movement. If the fetal death is confirmed by B-ultrasound, as long as it is treated as stillbirth, it will induce stillbirth to end pregnancy.

What if the fetal heart stops? Embryo stop development is referred to as embryo stop, which means that the embryo develops to a certain stage, stops growing and dies. This is a kind of abortion. Under ultrasound, some patients can see fetal heart beating, fetal heart disappearing, gestational sac shrinking, irregular shape and other changes, accompanied by vaginal bleeding or no clinical symptoms. Some patients continue to be monitored by ultrasound until the eighth week of pregnancy, and there is no fetal heart beat, and some even have no germ, which is also commonly known as "empty pregnancy sac".

In this case, we should consider that fetal dysplasia is not a reaction to abortion, but a failure to grow into a healthy baby, so we can only choose abortion. If there is nothing wrong with your body, it will not affect your pregnancy again.

For patients with the first abortion, it is suggested to take a break, relax, actively try the next pregnancy, and guide pregnancy under ovulation monitoring when necessary, which can reduce the occurrence of abortion to some extent. Secondly, for patients who have had two or more times of embryo stagnation, it is suggested to carry out a series of related tests, including whether there are developmental abnormalities, immune diseases, abnormal coagulation function, endocrine abnormalities and so on. To clarify the possible causes of abortion so as to carry out active treatment and prevention. Thirdly, it is suggested that prospective fathers and expectant mothers give up smoking and drinking, stay away from radiation, develop regular living habits and make better preparations for the arrival of the baby.