Ultrasound gestational sac picture at 47 days of pregnancy

In the early stages of pregnancy, the values ​​of various aspects of women are not very accurate, and the health status is not very stable. This period will also make pregnant women feel very anxious. If you do an ultrasound when you are only 47 days pregnant, will you not be able to find the fetal sac at all? What does the 47-day data mainly include?

1. If you go to the hospital for a check-up when you are about 47 days pregnant, the doctor will generally issue a test report including blood tests and urine tests. These two tests can basically determine whether you are pregnant. The blood test mainly observes whether the hcg component has doubled, and the urine test mainly checks whether it is positive. These two tests are both very accurate test items. It is not necessary to do B special inspection at this time.

2. When you are about 47 days pregnant, it is not necessary to do B-ultrasound examination, because no matter it is a normal intrauterine pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy, it is impossible to see a clear gestational sac in the B-ultrasound at this time. It is recommended that pregnant women can go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination when they are about ten weeks pregnant. At that time, the images in all aspects will be very clear.

3. The early B-ultrasound examination is mainly to check the location of the gestational sac. If the gestational sac is in the uterus, you can basically rest assured. If the pregnancy has reached about ten weeks, but the gestational sac does not appear in the uterus during the B-ultrasound, this is very dangerous and may cause ectopic pregnancy, which is also a disease that threatens women's reproductive health.

When a woman is doing an early ultrasound examination, if it has been determined that it is an intrauterine pregnancy, she should pay more attention to her own hygiene and health. The focus of the next examination will be on whether the baby has a fetal bud and fetal heartbeat. If there is no fetal heartbeat, you can wait for a while and then look at the fetus's B-ultrasound development status. You can delay until about 12 weeks before doing another B-ultrasound examination. If the fetal heartbeat is still not seen in the baby's B-ultrasound data sheet after 12 weeks, it proves that an abortion is necessary immediately.