what are the reasons for the human fetus growth suddenly stopped in the starting weeks of pregnancy
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Many women go on to carry their child to term, but there are situations where the fetus suddenly stops developing, and none of them are good. A baby’s life in the womb is full of growth and development, and when that suddenly stops, it may mean the pregnancy is not progressing and there’s trouble ahead.
A miscarriage is considered the loss of a pregnancy before it hits the 20 week mark, and anywhere between 10 to 20 percent of women suffer from these. The vast majority of miscarriages happen before mom is even 12 weeks along.
When mom loses a child after the 20 week mark, it’s considered a stillbirth. Whether a miscarriage or stillbirth, a fetus that isn’t growing is a sign that the pregnancy may not end the way mom hoped.
While it’s possible for the following signs to be innocuous, mom needs to be aware that any of them can mean her pregnancy and child are at risk. Seeking treatment to better understand what is happening is key, as is recognizing the signs to know there may be a problem.