There is a fluid dark area around the gestational sac

The presence of a liquid dark area around the gestational sac is actually a threat to the health of both the pregnant woman and the fetus. At this time, reasonable treatment must be used to eliminate the liquid dark area. There are many possibilities for the dark area, so a more detailed examination is needed to identify the cause and then treat it.

If there is a fetal bud and fetal heart in the gestational sac and the embryo develops normally, there will be a liquid dark area next to the gestational sac and there may be some bleeding. Take the medicine prescribed by the doctor on time, pay more attention to bed rest, avoid strenuous activities and physical labor, and it will be absorbed quickly. Come back for a check-up after ten days or half a month.

Fluid sonolucent area refers to the dark area that can be seen on the monitor when the human body is undergoing B-mode ultrasound examination where ultrasound cannot easily penetrate where liquid accumulates. Fluids in the human body, such as effusion, pus, amniotic fluid, and blood, can all appear as liquid dark areas under B-ultrasound.

After pregnancy, the physical condition of the pregnant woman changes, and the enzymes in the body also have a certain impact on the metabolic process of certain drugs. In addition, the fetus is in the growth and development stage. Random use of medication during pregnancy can easily lead to the absorption of the drugs by the fetus, especially in the early stages of pregnancy when fetal organs are forming. The drugs have a greater impact on the fetus.

Due to changes in the body, it is difficult for drugs to be detoxified and excreted, which may cause cumulative poisoning and is not conducive to the healthy development of the fetus. Therefore, pregnant women should be very cautious when taking medications, and should not take medications casually even if they have a cold. Although there are certain risks in pregnant women taking medication, it is not completely useless. The impact of some diseases on the fetus and mother far exceeds the impact of medication. At this time, you should weigh the pros and cons and use medication rationally under the guidance of a doctor.