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So many things. Sometimes it is because there is a chromosomal abnormaity in the baby.there may be too many chromosomes, or too few. if the abnormailty id not sever the baby may be born with Down syndome, Turner syndrome, or a number of other syndromes. An infection in the mother may cause fetal death, particulalry if accompanied by a high temperature. Undiagnosed/untreated Diabetes may also be a cause. High blood pressure in the mother may also be a cause. See the weblink for more infromation.
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What has the author G A W Wickramasuriya written?
G. A. W. Wickramasuriya has written: 'The causes of foetal death in Ceylon' -- subject(s): Fetal death
Can walking up and down the stairs cause fetal death syndrome?
No walking up and down stairs will not cause fetal death.
What are the complications of intrauterine fetal death?
Sepsis
Near death do you rest in fetal position?
i'm an MA student, and my grandfather is dying a long death, and he is going into the fetal position. happens all the time.
Is sleeping in a fetal position a sign of death in the elderly?
No, sleeping in a fetal position is not a sign of death in the elderly. Elderly sleep many ways to get more comfortable.
What serious conditions can be caused by maternal to fetal infections?
Infections can cause preterm labor, fetal or neonatal death, or serious illness in newborns.
What causes fetal hydantoin syndrome?
mom taking phenytoin during pregnancy
What can listeriosis in a pregnant woman cause?
During pregnancy, listeriosis often causes miscarriage or stillbirth.
What are symptoms of fetal alcohol syndrom?
Symptoms are small head, mental retardation, abnormal growth, and severe congenital abnormalities or even fetal death.
What is the medical term meaning factor that causes abnormal fetal development and birth defects?
A teratogen is a factor that causes birth defects.
Why does a fetus macerate?
A fetus may macerate after death due to the breakdown of fetal tissues by enzymes and bacteria, as well as the release of fluid from the tissues. This process can occur if the fetus is not expelled from the uterus after death, leading to softening and disintegration of the fetal tissues.
What is the significance of the fetal position as a sign of death in forensic investigations?
The fetal position can be significant in forensic investigations as it may indicate that the deceased experienced extreme pain or distress before death. This position can suggest a defensive reaction to protect vital organs, and may provide clues about the circumstances leading to the death.
