Patient's question:
Once), on the evening of July 18, there was a slight amount of pinkish discharge in the room. On July 19, I went to the hospital for a urine test, and the doctor said I was eight weeks pregnant. On July 31, I had an ultrasound (BC) result showing a gestational sac measuring 1412, but no fetal pole or heartbeat was observed. On August 1, I started experiencing a very small amount of brownish discharge (sometimes yellowish). I asked the doctor, and they just advised me to rest in bed. On August 23, I had a follow-up ultrasound, and the result showed a gestational sac measuring 2524, still without a fetal pole or heartbeat. Can the gestational sac still grow?Doctor's answer:
Ultrasound results show a 2524 gestational sac, still no fetal pole or heartbeat. This result indicates embryonic arrest, which requires attention. Regarding embryonic arrest, the embryo cannot grow further, and it is necessary to pay attention. The best approach is to terminate early pregnancy promptly. For patients with embryonic arrest, in addition to timely treatment, they also need to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep, as sufficient deep sleep can help you recover from this condition more quickly.