If menstruation is regular and the fetal heart is not detected at 60 days of pregnancy, there is little hope. If menstruation is irregular and the fetal heart is not detected at 60 days of pregnancy, there is still hope and monitoring can be continued.
In a normally developing embryo, the fetal heart can be detected by vaginal ultrasound at the end of the 5th week to the 6th week of pregnancy, while the fetal heart can be detected by abdominal ultrasound at a later time than vaginal ultrasound, usually at the end of the 6th week to the 7th week.
For those who have regular menstruation, if the fetal heart is not detected at 60 days of pregnancy, it is necessary to compare with the previous ultrasound to check the progress of fetal development under the ultrasound, and to compare the levels of HCG and progesterone before and after the increase. If you have regular menstruation and the fetal heart is not detected at this time, you should consider that the embryo has stopped developing, and you need to consult a medical professional as soon as possible.
If menstruation is not regular, there may be ovulation and conception late, 60 days of pregnancy has not yet detected the fetal heart can continue to monitor the ultrasound for 1 to 2 weeks, there is still hope that the development of the fetal heart will continue to appear.