Women with a history of pregnancy may have heard of the phrase 'visible echoes of the gestational sac in the uterine cavity', which is easily seen on ultrasound scans. Many people who are not familiar with ultrasound terminology cannot understand the meaning of this phrase. So, what does it mean to see echoes of the gestational sac in the uterine cavity?
When pregnant women undergo B-ultrasound examination, they hear the doctor say that there is visible gestational sac echo in the uterine cavity, indicating the presence of a fetus in the uterine cavity, which is a normal phenomenon. And based on the echo situation, doctors can determine whether the pregnant woman is a singleton or twin, and even know how long the pregnant woman has been pregnant. So when pregnant women undergo ultrasound examination, they should not be nervous to avoid affecting the examination results.
Once it is confirmed that the pregnant woman has an intrauterine pregnancy, she needs to be prepared, as the first three months of pregnancy are a critical period for fetal physical development. At this time, even small stimuli may cause fetal deformities, which is not conducive to fetal health. So pregnant women should rest well after pregnancy and not overwork themselves. Maintaining a positive mindset is beneficial for fetal development.
Pregnant women should also pay attention to their diet, ensure balanced nutrition in the body, and take folic acid under the guidance of a doctor to prevent fetal brain developmental abnormalities. Pregnant women should also exercise appropriately to improve their physical resistance and protect their health. If pregnant women get sick, they cannot take medication without authorization. They should go to the hospital and follow the doctor's arrangements to avoid causing fetal miscarriage.
