What is a Stillbirth?

Stillbirth : Refers to a fetus that has died during childbirth when it is 28 weeks or older (if the gestational week is unclear, refer to a birth weight of 1,000 grams and above). (Excluding the number of stillbirths due to induced labor due to family planning requirements.)

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Basic concept of stillbirth

Stillbirth : Refers to a fetus that has died during childbirth when it is 28 weeks or older (if the gestational week is unclear, refer to a birth weight of 1,000 grams and above). (Excluding the number of stillbirths due to induced labor due to family planning requirements.)

Many people get used to the concept of stillbirth and stillbirth.

Stillbirth refers to fetuses who have reached the age of 20 weeks and above (if the gestational week is unclear, the birth weight of 1000 grams and above) will die in utero. (Excluding stillbirth due to induction of labor due to family planning requirements.)

Cause of stillbirth

The phenomenon of giving birth to a dead fetus during childbirth is called stillbirth.

Reasons for stillbirth:

Umbilical cord lesions: umbilical cord torsion, umbilical cord prolapse, etc .;

Fetal factors: malformations, intrauterine growth retardation, infections, multiple births, etc .;

Maternal lesions: expired pregnancy, pregnancy-induced hypertension, cardiovascular disease, toxic shock, etc .;

Placental factors: placental abruption, placenta previa, etc. As a result, the placenta lacks oxygen and the fetus die of hypoxia.