Slow growth of gestational sac

The gestational sac is the first thing that turns out when the fertilized egg begins to develop. Only when the gestational sac exists can a woman become pregnant. If the gestational sac does not exist, the woman's pregnancy will also result in stillbirth. Therefore, the gestational sac is very important for women. In addition, the development of the gestational sac is relatively slow and can hardly be seen in the early stage. So why does the gestational sac grow slowly?

Is the slow growth of the gestational sac a sign of maldevelopment?

Slow growth is not a good thing in some cases, because when the gestational sac grows slowly, it is very likely to affect the baby's development. This situation may be because the mother's nutrition cannot keep up, so pregnant mothers should pay attention to increasing nutrition, and at the same time pay attention to eating small meals and not eating too much, otherwise one-time excess nutrition will easily lead to obesity.

What to eat during pregnancy is good for the fetus

1. Pregnant women should eat more staple foods and high-quality protein foods. In order to ensure the healthy development and growth of the fetus, pregnant women should eat more staple foods, such as rice, brown rice, cornmeal, oats, etc. and some foods containing high-quality protein.

2. Fruits are rich in nutrients, contain multiple vitamins and taste delicious. They are suitable for all ages. For pregnant women, eating fruits can increase nutrition, aid digestion, and replenish the vitamins and minerals needed by the body.

3. Pregnant women can eat more fresh vegetables, such as bamboo shoots, mushrooms, carrots, kelp, coriander, green vegetables, etc. These are the most rational foods that provide the nutrients needed by expectant mothers and fetuses.

After pregnancy, people will pay attention to the condition of the pregnant woman because they are afraid that other problems will occur with the baby in the belly. So as a pregnant mother who wants the gestational sac to grow faster, she must pay attention to whether her nutrition can keep up. Don't let the gestational sac grow slowly due to insufficient nutrition, which will affect the growth of the fetus.