Successful pregnancy after empty gestational sac

An empty gestational sac refers to a situation in which a woman experiences fetal growth retardation after becoming pregnant. This means that the pregnancy has not been successful and most cases will result in stillbirth or damage to multiple organs of the body, as well as symptoms of miscarriage and bleeding. There are reasons for the appearance of an empty gestational sac, such as trauma or habitual miscarriage, and the fetus cannot develop in the uterus. How should a person with an empty gestational sac recover and be treated in daily life?

Cause Analysis

It can be a male factor or a female factor. Common ones include immune factors, genetic factors, infectious factors, endocrine factors, anatomical factors, sperm quality, etc. It may also be caused by the egg being released for too long.

Generally speaking, fetal growth retardation occurs during the first pregnancy. If the cause cannot be found, you should not get pregnant blindly in the future. Moreover, multiple miscarriages are very harmful to the body. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up of the specific situation and targeted treatment, and do not miss the best age for conception.

Causes of empty gestational sac during pregnancy

An empty gestational sac during pregnancy means that the embryo has not developed normally, which means that conception cannot occur normally. There are many reasons for an empty gestational sac during pregnancy.

Poor sperm quality and environmental factors can affect embryonic development. Sometimes a late fertilized egg will result in an empty gestational sac. If you check the B-ultrasound again after a week, you may be pregnant. An empty gestational sac usually leads to spontaneous abortion.

Experts say that chromosomal abnormalities are the main cause of empty gestational sac. Chromosomes are composed of DNA and proteins. Most genes are located in the DNA of chromosomes. In layman's terms, this is chromosomal dysplasia. Chromosomes are the carriers of genes, so abnormal gene expression will lead to abnormal development of the body, and an empty gestational sac will also occur after conception. An empty sac simply means that the fetus has stopped developing. If you want to know whether the fetus is developing normally, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination.

What are the symptoms of an empty gestational sac during pregnancy?

An empty gestational sac during pregnancy indicates that the embryo is not developing normally. Timely detection and taking measures are beneficial to pregnant women. Common symptoms include:

1. There are three types of empty sac phenomena: only empty sac, yolk sac, and a little bit of embryo bud.

2. If there is no fetal bud or fetal heartbeat seen after 60 days of pregnancy, the sac can basically be considered an empty sac, and the hope of getting pregnant is not very high.

3. It is very easy to conceive, with a very high success rate in one month. (Of course, it does not rule out the possibility that some sisters may not be able to conceive)

4. The empty gestational sac continues to grow during pregnancy, so some sisters have strong reactions during pregnancy, while some sisters have no pregnancy reactions. Note: The presence of a reaction does not prove that the cyst is not empty.

5. During pregnancy, all levels of hcg, progesterone and human chorionic gonadotropin were normal, and the doubling of hcg was also very good, but the cyst was still empty. Note: A good value does not mean that the cyst is not empty.

6. Some sisters with empty sacs do not experience bleeding during pregnancy, while others do experience bleeding in dark brown or bright red color. These cannot prove that you do not have empty sacs.

7. If the value is not good, it is a better proof that the embryo itself is not good. No matter how you try to protect the fetus, it will be useless and the gestational sac will only get bigger and bigger.