Why don't empty sacs abort on their own? What should I do if my empty sac is

Many women may experience some symptoms of physical discomfort after becoming pregnant. Some women may experience vaginal bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy, which may also lead to unexpected miscarriage. Empty sac is a relatively common phenomenon. So, why doesn't an empty sac cause miscarriage on its own?

An empty gestational sac is a sign of cessation of embryonic development and may result in spontaneous abortion. However, if it is detected during an examination, it is recommended that you have an abortion followed by a uterine curettage.

Symptoms of an empty sac indicate that the embryo is dead. Generally, if it is an empty sac, bleeding, stomach pain, etc. will occur, and the early pregnancy reaction will stop. Most empty sacs will fall out by themselves in about 60 days, but if there is no spontaneous abortion, you should go to the hospital for an artificial abortion. Even if there is a spontaneous abortion, you should go to the hospital for a check-up, and sometimes a uterine curettage is required. Don't be anxious if you have symptoms of an empty sac. This phenomenon is a natural elimination of the human body. It is normal for the embryo to die if it does not develop well. It is important to maintain a good attitude.

Why doesn't the empty sac abort on its own? Sometimes it may not abort on its own, and you need to do an abortion in time. And you should pay attention to find out the cause of the empty gestational sac before the next pregnancy. It is usually caused by the body's immune problems, or endocrine factors and genetic factors. You must try your best to solve the cause of the problem, otherwise the empty gestational sac may appear again in the next pregnancy.