What's going on

If the baby's heart is found to be too fast, there may be biological and medical reasons. The normal rate is 120 to 160. The electron heart monitor is widely used in clinical obstetrics, dynamically recording the heart rate of the foetus, understanding the relationship between the heart of the foetus, the movement of the fetus and the hysteresis, and is allowed to start during the 34th week of pregnancy. The normal heart rate is 110-160 times/minute. Only if the heart rate of the foetus is greater than 160 times/minute lasting 10 minutes can it be diagnosed as an excess of the pace of the heart, which is normal if there is an excess of the heart of the child. It is possible that the stress of the pregnant woman, or if the pregnant woman has just had an exercise, or if the pregnant woman has a medical condition, can cause an excess of the child's heart and rest for 10 minutes。
The heart stopped

The cessation of the heart of the foetus itself is not a factor that affects the next child, and the factors that cause it to stop may affect the next child, but the factors that can cause it to stop, such as embryonic chromosomal abnormalities, the lack of genomics due to various causes, exposure to chemical substances during pregnancy or radiation, and smoking and drinking during pregnancy, are many. It is therefore important not only to clean up pregnancy tissues in the uterine cavity in a timely manner but also to detect the causes of the disease so that treatment can be done as soon as possible. At normal times, there is also a need to relax, not to be overly nervous or stressful, which could lead to an endocrine disorder in the body and, if the endocrine disorder also leads to a lack of hormones, which could result in the foetal heart being stunted. In order to prevent foetal cardiac arrest, it is necessary to have regular check-ups during pregnancy. The foetal heart is generally detected after eight weeks of pregnancy, and the foetus's development is kept in view. When the symptoms of early pregnancy are more apparent at this stage, most of them occur when the symptoms of early pregnancy suddenly disappear, and the symptoms of mammography can be reduced, along with vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain, and if there is a fetal movement, there will be a sudden disappearance of the fetal movement and a reduction of the stomach. There was a need for a clear diagnosis through a b-super-test and for termination of pregnancy if it was determined that the embryo had stopped。
I can't hear the heart

The failure to hear the heart of a child in 20 weeks may be due to congenital stunting, which can be examined in hospital again in half a month, and in some cases is slower and may be heard in about 22 weeks. In order to maintain a stable mentality that does not affect the development of the foetus, prenatal check-ups are required on time. The inability to hear the baby's heart in 14 weeks may be due to the thickness of the abdominal fat, which can be observed more closely, or to be examined at a hospital at some intervals, mainly because the baby is small and the heart is not particularly strong. A timely increase in the body's nutrition during pregnancy is needed to better promote foetal development. There were many reasons for the abortion, and the risk that pregnant women might become exposed to toxic substances in their lives, radiation, drug abuse, smoking and alcohol could lead to the termination of the embryo. The failure to hear the heart of a child may be at the beginning of pregnancy, when it is difficult to hear the heart of the child, even with sophisticated equipment, because of interference with the position of the child or other factors, such as excessive maternal fat。




