There is fluid accumulation next to the gestational sac in 2 months of pregnancy

During the second month of pregnancy, a checkup revealed blood accumulation next to the fetal sac. Under normal circumstances, this blood accumulation can be absorbed independently and will not affect the health of the fetus. But it should also be noted that it is necessary to closely observe whether the fetal heart rate and fetal bud development of the fetus are normal. If the development is normal, there is no need to worry too much. Let’s discuss what to do if there is blood accumulation next to the gestational sac in the second month of pregnancy?

What should I do if I see a liquid shadow just below the fetal sac?

1. There is a small amount of blood accumulation around it: It can be absorbed by rest and diet. The bleeding in early pregnancy is normal. Most of the expectant mothers have such symptoms during the early prenatal check-up. It is mostly normal bleeding residue produced when sperm and egg cells in the body combine. Generally, it will be absorbed by the pregnant mother slowly as the gestational sac grows, so there is no need to worry too much.

It is recommended to maintain HCG regularly and observe the progesterone value. If the progesterone value is slightly low, take pregnancy-preserving treatment immediately.

2. There is a large amount of blood around the gestational sac: be alert to miscarriage and it is recommended to keep the baby. If the B-ultrasound shows that there is a large amount of blood around the gestational sac, it may be bleeding caused by precursor hemorrhage. At this time, the pregnant mother should be alert to the possibility of miscarriage of the fetus and carry out tocolysis under the advice of a doctor.

It is recommended to immediately receive conservative treatment when there is a fetal bud or fetal heartbeat, which generally includes: tocolysis, intramuscular injection of HCG and corpus luteum copper. In addition, bed rest is required, sexual intercourse is prohibited, spicy and irritating foods should be avoided, bowel movements should be normal, and a happy mood should be maintained.

Pay special attention to liquid shadows around

1. Follow-up visit immediately. When blood accumulation is found around the fetal sac during the first inspection, a second follow-up visit is required to see whether the bleeding in this area has been absorbed by the body, and then consider whether the fetus needs to be preserved.

2. Get more rest. Pregnant mothers should avoid physical activity in the early stages of pregnancy and pay more attention to rest to avoid the possibility of miscarriage and abnormal uterine bleeding. If you feel unwell, it is best to stay in bed to protect the fetus. It is better to avoid activities as much as possible. If you don’t have abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding or other symptoms, there is no need to worry.

3. Don’t be too anxious. Many expectant mothers find blood accumulation around the baby and think that the baby will definitely miscarry. In fact, as long as the area is not large, it usually has no effect. The remaining blood will be absorbed by the body in the future. Therefore, don’t worry too much, causing anxiety and poor sleep, which will affect blood absorption.