Successful experience of empty sac pregnancy preservation

For many pregnant women who have recently become pregnant, the test data show that the pregnancy status is not very obvious, so many pregnant women suspect that their fetal sac is empty. In fact, the empty sac is only a very common condition. So, is the probability of an empty sac in pregnancy high? Can an empty sac successfully preserve pregnancy?

In fact, the condition of empty sac during pregnancy is relatively rare, with the probability probably less than one percent. If pregnant women are worried, they can pay attention to observe their own body changes. There are some symptoms in the early pregnancy. If the following symptoms suddenly stop, it may be the cause of empty sac.

1. Amenorrhea: It is the most obvious symptom. If you have sex without any contraceptive method and your period has not come on time for 2 weeks, and you still haven't had your period for more than 5-7 days, you should consider the possibility of pregnancy.

2. Nausea and retching: Morning sickness is the most common sign of pregnancy. Generally, morning sickness occurs in the first month of pregnancy, but this has a lot to do with the physical fitness of the pregnant woman.

3. Breast enlargement and sensitivity: Pregnant women may feel breast pain during pregnancy, and the breasts may even become very sensitive. This is a very normal phenomenon. This symptom will be significantly improved after the third month of pregnancy. By then, the pregnant woman's body has adapted to the changes in male hormones during pregnancy.

4. More sensitive to smells: The nose of a pregnant woman can become very sensitive. She becomes very sensitive to smells that she usually doesn’t care about. Some smells may even make her vomit. This is related to the changes in estrogen in her body during pregnancy.

Can empty sac abortion be successful?

It is not necessary and impossible to achieve successful pregnancy preservation with an empty sac. Empty cysts indicate poor growth and development, and poor growth and development cannot be saved. If in the early stages of pregnancy, B-ultrasound shows no yolk sac and fetal heart and fetal bud development, it is an empty sac and prenatal care is not recommended, and abortion should be performed immediately. The longer the empty sac stays in the uterus, the more likely it is that blood clotting will be impaired and internal bleeding may occur. After an abortion, you need to wait three months to prepare for pregnancy again. The next time you are preparing for pregnancy, you need to pay attention to rest, drink plenty of water, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition, you also need to take folic acid tablets during the pregnancy preparation period.