Fetal pulse
The weakness of the fetal pulse is a health problem due to congenital defects in the structure of the heart, and sometimes these problems are solvable and treatment if detected early by the private doctor, so it is recommended to conduct a complete examination of the fetus and its internal organs with four-dimensional imaging, to ensure that there are no distortions The most appropriate time for this examination is at the beginning of the fifth month of pregnancy. There are some factors that cause these problems and heart defects, and below we will mention some of them.
Problems and defects in the heart of the fetus
These defects include:
- Internal walls of the heart.
- The arteries and veins that carry blood to the heart or to the body.
- Fuses inside the heart.
Congenital heart defects change the normal flow of blood through the muscle, and there are many types of these defects, ranging from simple defects without any symptoms, and complex deformities with severe symptoms that threaten life.
These problems were in the past serious and untreated, which adversely affected the lives of many embryos and led to her death. Fortunately, the development of medicine in the past years significantly, so that treatment is possible until the prenatal.
This is due to the discovery of weakness and health problems early in pregnancy, which makes treatment possible and has positive results and effective, and in a few cases only remains in the heart of the fetus even after birth must continue to take appropriate treatment to grow old.
Causes of fetal heart failure and deformities
When there is weakness and deformation in the heart of the fetus most mothers feel that it happened because of them or because of something they did, but doctors actually did not find any major and effective cause of these health problems to the fetus, while inheritance may play a role in some of these problems, for example , If a parent has a congenital defect and a weak heart, his or her child may be more likely to have this problem. In rare cases, more than one child in the family may be born with the same disorder.
Children with genetic disorders, such as Down syndrome, often have congenital heart defects. In fact, half of children with this syndrome have these defects.
Smoking during pregnancy has also been linked to several congenital heart defects, including barrier defects, and so far scientists continue to research the causes and disadvantages of heart failure to find appropriate treatments and solutions to these problems.