What is the standard value of the size of the ectopic gestational sac?

What is the standard size of an ectopic gestational sac?

Ectopic pregnancy clinically refers to ectopic pregnancy. The standard value of the size of the ectopic gestational sac is generally 4cm~6cm.

Ectopic pregnancy is the implantation and development of the fertilized egg outside the uterine cavity. The cause is related to various factors such as fallopian tube inflammation, fallopian tube dysplasia, and contraceptive failure. As the volume of the fertilized egg increases, it will cause compression and irritation to the surrounding tissues, causing menopause, abdominal pain, and other phenomena. If it ruptures, it will also cause vaginal bleeding. Usually, when you do a B-ultrasound examination, you can determine whether there is an ectopic pregnancy. If the pregnancy is short, the standard size of the gestational sac is generally 4cm. If the pregnancy is long, the volume of the gestational sac increases significantly, and the standard is usually 6cm.

If there is an ectopic pregnancy, you need to go to the emergency department or gynecology department of the hospital for treatment. Under the guidance of the doctor, you can undergo treatment through surgical methods such as salpingectomy, salpingostomy, and salpingotomy. After the operation, the body cannot return to normal immediately in a short period of time and needs to rest in time.