What are the symptoms of an empty gestational sac? Pregnant mothers must read

An empty gestational sac is a type of fetal arrest. Generally speaking, the fetus of a patient with an empty gestational sac does not have an embryonic heartbeat, the pregnancy reaction of the pregnant woman will disappear, vaginal bleeding will occur, and the patient will also wake up naturally and have a miscarriage.

No embryonic heart

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An empty gestational sac will be detected by B-ultrasound, showing the presence of a gestational sac but no fetal bud or fetal heart. The gestational sac is irregular in shape and is often smaller than the gestational age, and has poor tension. The gestational sac may be located in the center of the uterine cavity or slightly to one side, generally moving down to the cervix or lower segment of the uterine cavity. And the empty gestational sac does not grow or grows slowly with the gestational age.

The pregnancy reaction disappears

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Pregnancy reactions usually begin to appear around 6 weeks, manifested by nausea, vomiting, weakness, fatigue, insomnia, and breast swelling. If these early pregnancy reactions disappear or weaken, you need to be alert.

Vaginal bleeding

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An empty gestational sac is a sign that the embryo has stopped developing. The pregnant mother may experience symptoms of vaginal bleeding, which may not be accompanied by abdominal pain. If this phenomenon occurs, the pregnant mother needs to go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Spontaneous abortion

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An empty gestational sac has no embryo or fetal heart and cannot grow and develop normally. After an empty gestational sac occurs, spontaneous abortion usually occurs, which is also a manifestation of the body's own survival of the fittest.