Reasons for no embryo in two months of pregnancy

Many female friends are always very nervous when they are pregnant for the first time, fearing that they will accidentally cause miscarriage and cause damage to their bodies. If there is no embryo bud after two months of pregnancy, many people will be very scared and very nervous and don’t know what to do. Let us now understand the reasons why there is no embryo bud after two months of pregnancy.

Reasons:

The embryo bud usually appears after 6 weeks of pregnancy. If there is no embryo bud during pregnancy, it is because the baby is too young and has not developed yet, or because the development is defective. The development of the embryo bud during the development of the fertilized egg is called the fertilized egg in the first two weeks. After that, various organs gradually form. Before 8 weeks of pregnancy, it is called the embryo (or embryo bud); after 8 weeks of pregnancy, it is called the fetus. The gestational age is calculated from the first day of the last menstrual period, and it is generally used to calculate the age of the fetus. Because the first week is still during the previous menstrual period, these 7 days are called 0 weeks in medicine, so the first month of pregnancy is represented by 0 to 3 weeks. 4 weeks of age is one month of age. It usually takes 280 days (40 weeks of age) for the fetus to be born full-term, that is, the gestational period is 10 months of age.

Regarding the development of the fetus, experts pointed out that through B-ultrasound examination in the early pregnancy, it was found that the shape of the gestational sac was irregular. The fetal bud did not grow when it was time to grow and the fetal heartbeat did not appear. Through dynamic observation, after a period of time, the development process that should have occurred did not develop, and an empty capsule was formed, that is, there was no embryo in the small sac cavity. We must be alert to the fact that the embryo has stopped developing at this time. If it is not discovered in time and treated early, it will affect the development of the fetus, so it must be taken seriously.

Experts from the Medin Women's and Children's Hospital said that when a woman is 7-8 weeks pregnant, the developing embryo can be seen through B-ultrasound. During this period, the main internal organs of the embryo have begun to form, so the primitive heart tube beating can be seen through ultrasound. If conception occurs late, the fetal heart and embryo may not be visible during the B-ultrasound examination, but other situations cannot be ruled out. It is best to have the examination according to the doctor's arrangements. At this time, you can have a blood HCG test and a progesterone test, and you can do continuous tests to determine whether the development is normal. However, it is usually 8 weeks after the diagnosis of fetal inactivation by B-ultrasound. It is recommended to recheck at 8 weeks. If there is still no embryo and heartbeat, it means miscarriage! Therefore, it is recommended that patients go to a regular infertility hospital in time for a detailed examination to clarify the cause and receive symptomatic treatment.

The above article gives you a detailed introduction to the reasons why there is no embryo after two months of pregnancy. I believe everyone has a certain understanding. If you encounter such a situation in life, you must stay calm first and don’t worry too much. In fact, sometimes this is a normal phenomenon.