The probability of the gestational sac returning to the uterine angle

Pregnant mothers all hope that their fetuses are healthy, but sometimes the sperm may deviate from its original position when implanting, resulting in ectopic pregnancy or cornual pregnancy. Everyone knows that ectopic pregnancy is very dangerous and needs to be terminated in time, otherwise it may cause heavy bleeding or even death. So, if the gestational sac is found to be tilted toward the uterine angle, is there a high probability that the gestational sac will return to normal on its own?

Gestational sac eccentric uterine angle

A gestational sac that is off-angle in the uterus needs to be treated with caution. Pregnant women are advised to rest in bed and not work recently. They can have an ultrasound or a pregnancy hormone test and go back to work after the values ​​have basically recovered. There is still a certain chance that the gestational sac will return to its normal position. You need to follow the doctor's instructions and have timely and effective follow-up visits. If it is really difficult to return to its normal position, you may need to consider terminating the pregnancy.

How to restore cornual pregnancy to normal position

Sleep in the opposite direction.

There are many reasons for cornual pregnancy, including the embryo being injected into the cervix or the embryo migrating from the uterine cavity to the cervix, while certain lesions already exist in the cervix, preventing the embryo from returning to the uterine cavity. In addition, cervical gamete delivery can easily lead to cornual pregnancy. Therefore, if the pregnancy is short, the pregnant mother can sleep in the opposite direction to allow the embryo to swim back and the fetal position to return to the normal position. Therefore, the way to return a cornual pregnancy to its normal position is to sleep in the opposite direction.

How to return the uterine angle pregnancy to the normal position: Sleeping posture during pregnancy

Sleep at will

Adaptation: Early pregnancy (1-3 months): Sleep however you feel comfortable! In early pregnancy, the fetus is still developing in the uterus and in the mother's pelvic cavity. Direct external pressure or self-pressure will not be very heavy. Therefore, the sleeping posture of pregnant women can be arbitrary, mainly taking a comfortable position, such as supine or side-lying.

Side sleeping position

Adaptation: Mid-pregnancy (4-7 months) Pay attention to protecting the abdomen! The abdomen is already bulging in the mid-pregnancy, and some bold sleeping positions should be restrained at this time. Avoid direct external force.

Left lateral decubitus position

Adaptation: In the late pregnancy (8-10 months), the supine position is particularly important. The lying position of pregnant women is important to the safety of themselves and the fetus. It is advisable to adopt the left side lying position, which can correct the right rotation of the enlarged uterus, reduce the pressure of the uterus on the abdominal aorta, improve blood circulation, increase blood supply to the fetus, and is beneficial to the growth and development of the fetus.

Note: It is not advisable to lie in the supine position during pregnancy, because in the supine position, the huge uterus compresses the inferior vena cava, reducing the amount of blood returning to the heart and cardiac output, and causing hypotension. Pregnant women will feel dizzy, panic, nausea, and accompanied by symptoms such as pale complexion, weakness in the limbs, and cold sweats.

Methods for correcting cornual pregnancy: Correcting cornual pregnancy

Correct steps to sleep

1. Add pillows: Pillows can be used to support the abdomen and back. 2. Avoid drinking water before lying down. 3. Do not eat within a few hours before going to bed. 4. Choose suitable bedding.

Note: When getting up, position your knees so that they are in front of your abdomen. Move your knees and your feet over the edge of the bed. Once you're up, use your arms for support and swing your legs over the side of the bed. Take a deep breath before you stand up. To avoid feeling dizzy or nauseous, take a deep breath when you get up. This can help relieve some of the discomfort you feel after sleeping.

Health Tips

It should be noted that a small number of patients do not have obvious symptoms in early pregnancy and the gestational sac cannot be found by B-ultrasound. This can be screened through vaginal four-dimensional color ultrasound and blood HCG, and hysteroscopy and laparoscopy can be performed if necessary. This type of ectopic pregnancy is not easy to be detected early because there is no bleeding, and it is easy to be misdiagnosed by B-ultrasound. It usually ruptures 3 months after the menstrual period. Once it ruptures, it will cause massive internal bleeding, shock, and death. In many cases, the pregnant uterus enlarges asymmetrically, and delivery often occurs smoothly in the late pregnancy.