Generally speaking, fetal arrest can be prevented by improving the quality of sperm and egg cells, avoiding infections during pregnancy, and maintaining a sufficient amount of progesterone.
1. Improve the quality of sperm and egg cells: women should do a good job of follicle monitoring during the preparation for pregnancy and choose to have sex when the dominant follicle is ripe; men should also check the sperm count and mobility, so as to reduce the chance of chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus and reduce the likelihood of fetal arrest.
2. Avoid infection during pregnancy: when pregnant women have bacterial and other microbial infections, it will have an impact on the living environment of the fetus, and it is recommended that they change their underwear regularly.
3. Keep progesterone in sufficient amount: Progesterone, as a hormone that maintains the stable growth and development of the fetus in the uterus, plays an important role in pregnancy, and if the progesterone is low, the phenomenon of preeclampsia or fetal arrest will occur, so it is necessary to ensure that the progesterone is in a sufficient amount of state.
In addition, it is recommended that women seek timely medical attention during preparation for pregnancy and after pregnancy, and under the guidance of the doctor to prepare for pregnancy and pregnancy checkups to promote the normal growth of the fetus.