What is an empty gestational sac? What should I do if there is an empty gestational sac?

　　Some pregnant women experience symptoms of empty gestational sac during pregnancy, which is also a type of fetal arrest. This situation is very sad for pregnant mothers, so it is very necessary to do a good job in health care during pregnancy. Once bleeding occurs or stomach ache Waiting for the situation, must arrive Hospital Do a thorough inspection.

　　What is the cause of empty gestational sac?

　　Chromosomal abnormalities are the main cause of empty gestational sac.

　　Chromosomes are composed of DNA and proteins. Most genes are located in the DNA of chromosomes. In layman's terms, it means chromosomal agenesis. Chromosomes are the carriers of genes, which lead to abnormal gene expression, abnormal body development, and the mother's empty gestational sac after conception.

　　Chromosomal Abnormalities - Treatment:

　　The treatment of chromosomal abnormalities is difficult and the efficacy is unsatisfactory. There are no effective drugs for the treatment of congenital intellectual disability caused by it. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment and rehabilitation training can be tried.

　　Chromosomal Abnormalities - Prevention:

　　(1) Prognosis

　　The prognosis of different types of chromosomal agenesis is different. Most of them have poor prognosis. Mental retardation and growth retardation are common features of chromosomal diseases.

　　(2) Prevention

　　Chromosomal agenesis is difficult to treat and the efficacy is unsatisfactory. Prevention becomes more important. Preventive measures include the promotion of genetic counseling, chromosome testing, prenatal diagnosis and selective abortion to prevent the birth of affected children. Pregnant women should have regular prenatal check-ups if fetus If there is a problem, at least it can be discovered early. Amniotic fluid diagnosis is one of the methods that can detect whether the fetus has congenital chromosomal defects.

　　Empty gestational sac and embryonic arrest What to do?

　　1. Signs before fetal arrest: There is a small amount of bleeding (more brown), abdominal pain, basal body temperature continues to drop within a few days (usually around 37 degrees in the first three months of pregnancy), early pregnancy symptoms such as vomiting and frequent urination suddenly disappear or weaken. Please pay attention if the above symptoms appear! B-ultrasound is the best way to diagnose fetal arrest.

　　2. The main reasons for embryonic termination: First, reproductive endocrine aspects (including insufficient corpus luteum, polycystic ovaries )； The second is the issue of reproductive immunity ； The third is Uterus question； The fourth is the problem of chromosomes ； sperm Quality directly affects the fetus healthy。

　　3. Please pay attention to the following 3 months before pregnancy after fetal termination: (1) Do not eat outside or eat home-cooked meals.； (2) Drink boiled water instead of cold drinks and food ； (3) Hot springs are not allowed.

　　4. If a fetus is terminated, a comprehensive examination should be carried out. Antibody examination should be placed last, focusing on luteal function, TORCH and kidney and spleen function, and changing bad lifestyle. The focus of the examination should be on sperm and eggs. Usually empty cysts are mainly caused by poor sperm quality or fertilized eggs being exposed to strong radiation.

　　5. After fetal arrest, uterine evacuation, and menstruation, you can go for a checkup (except for six sex hormone tests, or follow the advice of the hospital doctor). If two miscarriages occur in the same month, you should take traditional Chinese medicine for treatment or go to a tertiary hospital for immunotherapy.

　　6. See Chinese medicine after miscarriage due to fetal arrest. The previous abortion surgery may cause blockage of the Chong and Ren meridians, resulting in blood failure to support the fetus. In addition, in addition to pre-pregnancy conditioning, traditional Chinese medicine conditioning is provided from the month of conception to assist follicle development, ovulation, conception, fertilized egg implantation, fetal maintenance, and miscarriage. (Reference website: Public Health Network)