Pregnancy is a blessing from God Almighty to be provided by both husband and wife in order to have children adorn the life of this world, and the journey of pregnancy in turn is not easy trip and simple It contains a lot of physical and psychological changes that the pregnant should follow and stand on their problems to get rid of them as soon as possible. The stage of pregnancy is divided into three stages from the moment of conception until the moment of birth:
- The first stage, the period from the moment of fertilization of the egg until the end of the third month, by the end of the third month, both arms and legs of the fetus have been formed and become clearly visible, and the face may be formed, in addition to the presence of body organs at that stage, That stage to half the size of the body, showing the genital organs of the fetus.
- The second stage, which extends from the beginning of the fourth month until the end of the sixth month, shows at the end of this period that the body of the fetus is covered with light hair (follicle) and the hair follicle develops, the body members are almost complete and the child begins to move outward so that the mother can feel the movement.
- The third stage, the period from the beginning of the seventh month to the end of the ninth month, and by the end of this stage the brain has begun to control the function of members that are completed.
Causes of incomplete fetal development
- There is no pregnancy hormone suitable for pregnancy.
- There is a defect in fetal chromosomes and embryonic genetic cells.
- Genetic factors.
- Women are infected with certain diseases such as collagen, blood vessels that the body secretes antigens, and diabetes, which in turn causes pregnancy and thyroid diseases.
- The presence of some problems in the hormones when pregnant, such as progesterone deficiency and polycystic ovaries.
- Some types of infections, such as German measles and Cats.
- Exposure to dangerous radiation.
- Chemotherapy in case of cancer.
- The presence of problems related to the uterus or its shape.
Given the seriousness of the situation in case there is a suspicion of incomplete fetal development, you should see the appropriate doctor immediately, and the pregnant woman to follow the monthly reviews of the doctor to keep up to date on the status of the fetus.
There are some preventive steps that help to properly develop the fetus:
- Exercise is constantly simple to maintain the work of body parts.
- Focus on eating healthy food useful for providing the fetus with the important elements of its growth.
- Eat folic acid daily to keep the fetus.
- Stay away from stress, anxiety and stress.
- Quitting smoking and the presence of smokers, and abstain from drinking alcohol.
- Protect the body from infection and infection.
- Stay away from radiation.