What to do if the gestational sac is filled with fluid? How much fluid should be accumulated in the gestational sac to require abortion?

The best time for abortion is 35-60 days of pregnancy. If it is less than 35 days, the operation will be difficult, and if it is more than 60 days, it will cause greater damage to the uterus. Therefore, you must choose a suitable time for abortion. In addition to choosing the right time, the size of the gestational sac also determines whether abortion is possible. So, how large does the gestational sac fluid accumulation have to be to require abortion?

The gestational sac only needs to be larger than 5MM to be operated on

The gestational sac only needs to be larger than 5MM to be operated on. Due to many limitations such as technology and surgical materials, traditional abortion cannot be performed when the embryo has not reached 1.0cm. The premature abortion will cause greater damage to the uterus. Therefore, doctors often ask patients to go home and wait until a certain period of pregnancy before seeing a doctor. However, for those women who have strong early pregnancy reactions and must terminate the pregnancy, what they most hope for is to have the surgery as soon as possible to end the unexpected pregnancy as soon as possible. Therefore, as long as the gestational sac is larger than 5MM, the surgery can be performed.

What to do if there is fluid accumulation in the gestational sac

Timely follow-up: Since there are many reasons for gestational sac effusion in early pregnancy, pregnant mothers who have gestational sac effusion in early pregnancy should not worry too much. Mothers who have gestational sac effusion in early pregnancy must pay attention to timely follow-up to check the situation of the gestational sac effusion. If it is absorbed, it means that it is physiological gestational sac effusion and the pregnancy can continue.

Pay attention to rest: Since gestational sac fluid effusion can easily cause threatened abortion in pregnant women, if you suffer from gestational sac fluid effusion in the early stages of pregnancy, you need to pay special attention to rest more. If pregnant women have symptoms of vaginal bleeding, it is better to choose bed rest. In addition, try to avoid lifting heavy objects and overwork during this period.

Any examination results during pregnancy will worry the pregnant mothers. Gestational sac effusion indicates that there is fluid accumulation around the gestational sac, which is generally formed by some tiny blood vessels. Whether the baby can be conceived depends on the actual situation of the pregnant woman. If the symptoms of gestational sac effusion are severe and do not subside, it is very likely to cause miscarriage. Therefore, pregnant women with gestational sac effusion during pregnancy are advised to observe in time and pay attention to fetal protection.