It is important to have regular check ups during pregnancy. The examination items that pregnant women need to undergo are different at different stages of pregnancy, so they should be checked at the appropriate time. If there are abnormalities in fetal development, pregnant women should make timely adjustments to improve this adverse phenomenon. So, what should be done if the gestational sac is too large and the fetal bud is too small?
A larger gestational sac and smaller fetal bud may be caused by poor embryonic development. Pregnant women should undergo relevant examinations and actively follow the doctor's advice. Furthermore, in the early stages of pregnancy, fetal development is influenced by many factors. If the gestational age is calculated incorrectly, it can also lead to errors in the size of the gestational sac. Therefore, pregnant women should not be too nervous and can recalculate their pregnancy days. Some pregnant women may have inaccurate ovulation times, and if ovulation occurs earlier, the gestational sac will develop larger.
Pregnant women have different constitutions, and the development of the embryo also varies. As long as there are no other abnormalities during the examination, it is sufficient. If the embryo is too small, try to eat more nutritious food to regulate it. As the gestational age increases, the embryo will gradually develop.
At around six or seven weeks of pregnancy, pregnant women can undergo an ultrasound examination to determine if the gestational sac is growing in the uterine cavity, and to observe the fetal bud and heart rate. The gestational sac is only seen in the early stages of pregnancy, and if it is not found, it is important to be alert to fetal arrest. This also depends on changes in HCG and the condition of the fetal heart and bud.
