It is impossible to save an embryo in 12 weeks of pregnancy from embryonic deactivation, and it is necessary to terminate the pregnancy in a timely manner.
Embryonic arrest refers to a situation where the embryo stops developing in the early stages of pregnancy due to various reasons, which actually means that the embryo has died. If you can’t see the fetal heart in the ultrasound at 12 weeks of pregnancy, it means that the embryo has stopped developing, and in this case there is no need to keep the embryo alive, because the embryo has already died, and it won’t be saved again.
If the embryo has died, it will not be saved. If it is determined that the pregnancy has been terminated, it is necessary to terminate the pregnancy in time, otherwise it may cause adverse effects on the pregnant woman’s body, for example, it may lead to infections, and it may affect the coagulation function, and so on.
You need to follow the doctor’s advice to choose the appropriate way to terminate the pregnancy, and if necessary, to find out the cause of fetal arrest.