The absence of a fetal heartbeat may abort on its own, or it may require an abortion or evacuation procedure.
Some women will have abortion on their own after no fetal heartbeat, and some of the pregnancy tissues can be completely expelled, but there are also some women whose embryo stays in the uterine cavity after fetal termination and turns into an indeterminate abortion, or whose spontaneous abortion is incomplete, and there is still a part of the pregnancy tissues remaining in the uterus, which needs to be further processed by artificial abortion or uterine clearance surgery.
When a woman is pregnant and the fetal heart is not seen on continuous dynamic examination, she needs to go to the hospital in time to get medical treatment after clarifying the cause of the disease, so as to avoid delaying the disease, which will adversely affect the woman’s body, especially the uterus.