حمل میں بچے کے دل کی دھڑکن کیوں رک جاتی ہے؟| No Foetal Heartbeat In Pregnancy|In Urdu|Dr Sara Safdar

#drsarasafdar#ڈاکٹر سارہ صفدر#حمل میں بچے کے دل کی دھڑکن کیوں رک جاتی ہے؟#foetalheartbeatinpregnancy#babyheartbeat حمل میں بچے کے دل کی دھڑکن کیوں رک جاتی ہے؟|No Foetal Heartbeat In Pregnancy|In Urdu|Dr Sara Safdar There are several possible causes of pregnancy loss or intrauterine fetal death. Sometimes, even after detailed testing, the exact cause cannot be identified. 1. Chromosomal and genetic abnormalities Chromosomal abnormalities are an important cause of early pregnancy loss. If the developing baby has a major chromosomal or genetic abnormality, the pregnancy may stop developing and the fetal heartbeat may disappear. 2. Genetic disorders and consanguineous marriage Certain genetic disorders are more common when parents are closely related, such as in cousin marriages. However, cousin marriage itself does not directly cause fetal death. The concern is that some inherited recessive genetic disorders are more likely to occur when both parents carry the same defective gene. 3. Maternal smoking, alcohol and harmful substances Smoking, alcohol and some recreational or harmful substances during pregnancy can increase the risk of miscarriage, fetal growth problems, placental complications and fetal death. Tobacco exposure, including cigarettes and hookah, should be avoided during pregnancy. 4. Maternal medical conditions Poorly controlled maternal diseases can increase pregnancy risks. These include: High blood pressure and chronic hypertension Diabetes Kidney disease Heart disease Certain autoimmune diseases Other serious maternal illnesses 5. Pregnancy-related hypertension Chronic hypertension is present before pregnancy or before 20 weeks, whereas gestational hypertension and preeclampsia generally develop after 20 weeks. Severe preeclampsia and eclampsia can cause serious complications for both mother and baby, including placental problems and fetal death. 6. Infections and placental problems Certain maternal or fetal infections, placental abnormalities, placental separation, and problems with blood flow to the placenta can also contribute to pregnancy loss or fetal death. 7. Stress and depression Normal day-to-day stress is not usually considered a direct cause of fetal death. Severe psychological stress and depression can affect maternal health and pregnancy indirectly, so they should be taken seriously and appropriately managed. How can the risk be reduced? A pregnant woman should start early and regular antenatal care. During antenatal visits, healthcare professionals can monitor blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, symptoms, fetal growth and other appropriate laboratory tests. Women with diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, autoimmune disease or other medical conditions may require additional monitoring. Looking for honest, reliable information on health? Look no further than Dr Sara Safdar Youtube Channel, where Dr Sara Safdar offers practical advice and insights backed by years of experience in the field of health. #Health#Medical#Healthcare#wellness#medicine#Doctor#Nurse#Patient#Treatment#Symptoms#Diagnosis#Prevention#Nutrition#Exercise#Lifestyle#Surgery#Pharmaceutical#Rehabilitation#Pedriatics#Geriatics#Obstetrics#Gynaecology#Cardiology#Oncology#Neurology#Dermatology#Respiratory#Digestive#Ulmmunology#Mental Health#Chronic Conditions#infectious diseases#Public health #Health education #medical technology #Holistic health #Alternative medicine #health awareness #medical history