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Intrauterine Fetal Death - Stillbirth
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Symptoms & Signs
What are the signs and symptoms of the condition?
Certain signs and symptoms make a healthcare provider suspect a possible stillbirth. These include:
a mother who notices the baby has stopped moving for a long period of time
a uterus or womb that fails to get bigger over time
an inability to hear the baby's heartbeat with a special heart monitor
lack of movement of the baby or no heartbeat during a pregnancy ultrasound, a special test that uses sound waves to show the baby
an abnormal blood level of the hormone of pregnancy, known as a quantitative HCG test