Why is the gestational sac growing slowly?

As the number of days of pregnancy increases, the gestational sac also changes accordingly. Many friends in the early stages of pregnancy find through B-ultrasound that the size of the gestational sac does not match the number of weeks of pregnancy, and the gestational sac grows relatively slowly. So why does the gestational sac grow so slowly? What is the reason for the slow growth of the gestational sac? What is a good solution? Next I will give you a detailed introduction, I hope it can help you.

Reasons for slow development of gestational sac

1. Threatened abortion and external factors

Delayed embryonic development may be caused by vaginal bleeding due to threatened abortion, physical and chemical stimulation, viral infection, and the embryo itself. Therefore, it is necessary to properly summarize whether there are any suspicious or noteworthy aspects of the environment before and after conception.

2. Insufficient progesterone

If there is no clear reason for the cessation or delay of embryonic development, it is generally assumed to be a lack of progesterone. At this time, an appropriate amount of progesterone will be given to preserve the fetus, which will most likely have a good result.

What to do if the gestational sac develops slowly

1. Diet adjustment

Expectant mothers whose gestational sac development is in remission can help the gestational sac develop by adjusting their diet. For example, eating milk powder specially for pregnant women to supplement nutrition; supplement folic acid to promote the growth and development of gestational sac cells. In addition, eating more vegetables, fruits, fresh fish, tender chicken, dates, soy products, sesame seeds, walnuts and other foods can also help the gestational sac develop quickly and well.

The condition of the gestational sac will be related to the miscarriage of the fetus. In the early stages of pregnancy, women should pay attention to the development of the gestational sac. However, the development of the gestational sac of some women is very slow. People are worried that this will have some impact on the development of the fetus. It is necessary to consult professional medical staff in time.

What to do if the gestational sac develops slowly

When it comes to the slow development of the gestational sac, everyone will be very concerned. After all, the development of the gestational sac directly affects the development of the embryo.

1. Delayed embryo development is mostly caused by vaginal bleeding due to threatened abortion, insufficient secretion of progesterone, physical and chemical stimulation, viral infection and the embryo itself. Therefore, you need to properly summarize whether there are any suspicious or noteworthy aspects of your environment before and after conception.

2. People usually take the second attempt more seriously, so many people succeed the second time.

3. If there is no clear reason for the cessation or delay of embryonic development, it is generally assumed to be a lack of progesterone. At this time, an appropriate amount of progesterone will be given to protect the fetus, and most of the time there will be good results, so don't be too anxious.