What are the reasons for no gestational sac being seen inside or outside the uterus?

Many women think they are pregnant after their menopause stops, but after going to the hospital for a check-up, they find that no gestational sac is found inside or outside the uterus. The main reason for this situation is that the possible number of days for pregnancy is relatively short, or it may be because women have symptoms of an empty gestational sac. If it is the latter, treatment should be sought as soon as possible. So what are the reasons for no gestational sac being found inside or outside the uterus?

Many people go for B-ultrasound to confirm whether they are pregnant. In fact, B-ultrasound generally requires blood HCG to reach above 6000 or a normal intrauterine pregnancy of about 6 weeks. "Vaginal ultrasound" can show the "double ring sign" image of the intrauterine gestational sac. It is wrong to think it is an ectopic pregnancy if the gestational sac cannot be seen in the early stage. Because some of them are too short or the embryo is lost,

There may also be developmental delays. Even if you see it, you must pay attention to the difference between a true gestational sac and a false gestational sac. The phenomenon of empty gestational sac is a type of fetal arrest, which will often lead to spontaneous abortion. This is also the result of the body's own survival of the fittest. If it is detected during miscarriage, the doctor

The Health Association recommends that pregnant women undergo uterine curettage. 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.

When no gestational sac is seen inside or outside the uterus, it is important to find out the cause. You can go to the hospital for a check-up 60 days after pregnancy, because some gestational sacs develop relatively slowly and cannot be seen in the early stages of pregnancy. However, if no gestational sac is seen after 60 days of pregnancy, a uterine curettage should be performed in time.