The gestational sac developed slowly but the baby was born successfully

The development of a baby is essential to the mother's uterus, but some women have congenital defects in their body structure. Although they can get pregnant successfully, the gestational sac cannot develop well, which may affect the fetus. In addition, it takes a longer time to recuperate after delivery. So, how can you recover your body if the gestational sac develops slowly but you give birth successfully?

The normal condition of the gestational sac is an important indicator of whether the gestational sac development is normal. Therefore, if the gestational sac develops slowly, we will naturally be more worried. Such pregnant women should start using a firm belly band 1 or 2 weeks after delivery to prevent abdominal sagging, especially those with fatigue constitution and sagging internal organs. Currently, this situation has a tendency to continue to rise. There are also mothers who are breastfeeding and are prone to thirst, so they must be careful not to consume too much water.

What should I do if the gestational sac develops slowly?

The delay in the entire process of embryonic development is mostly caused by vaginal bleeding due to threatened abortion, insufficient metabolism of luteinizing hormone, physical stimulation, viral infection, and the IVF embryo itself. Therefore, it is necessary to properly summarize whether there are any abnormalities or areas that need attention in your geographical environment before and after pregnancy. If no definite cause for the cessation or slowing of the entire embryonic development process can be found, it is generally assumed that the fetal luteinizing hormone (LH) is insufficient. At this time, appropriate estrogen will be given to nourish the fetus. Most of the time, good results will be achieved, so there is no need to worry too much.

Many women are very healthy before they become pregnant and do not pay much attention to the health of their reproductive parts. However, problems will gradually arise after pregnancy. Therefore, in order to avoid the occurrence of such situations, pregnant women need to carefully undergo various examinations after knowing that they are pregnant to ensure the health of themselves and the fetus.