Does an irregular gestational sac affect the fetus?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

The cause is often due to abnormal early embryonic development. It doesn't necessarily mean a malformation; it could also be related to chromosomal issues. If you had an abdominal ultrasound, if your bladder is too full, it can compress the uterus, which may temporarily deform the gestational sac. In this case, the situation will usually resolve after urination, and it wouldn't be considered abnormal. I hope this is the case.