If a woman's menstrual cycle does not come for one or two months and there are two bars when using early pregnancy test strips, she may feel that she is pregnant. Once a woman becomes pregnant, she needs to go to the hospital for various examinations. It is basic and necessary to undergo ultrasound examination during pregnancy. So, why can't ultrasound detect pregnancy?
After pregnancy, if the ultrasound cannot detect it, it may be because the pregnancy is still relatively short and the gestational sac cannot be seen, so the ultrasound cannot detect it. It is common for women to have a short pregnancy period and not be detected by ultrasound. Therefore, women can wait until fifty days after pregnancy to have an ultrasound. At this time, the gestational sac can already be seen, which is relatively large, and the fetal heart rate and gestational sac can also be seen.
If after 50 days of pregnancy, the ultrasound still cannot detect or even see the gestational sac, it may be an ectopic pregnancy, which requires further examination to confirm. Once confirmed as an ectopic pregnancy, surgery is necessary for treatment. If ectopic pregnancy is not severe, medication can be used to treat it, and as long as it is treated early, good results can be achieved.
The early stages of pregnancy are a crucial period, in addition to undergoing ultrasound, other prenatal examinations should also be performed, and the ultrasound should be done 50 days later to facilitate the viewing of examination results. If the pregnancy ultrasound cannot detect it, it is also possible that the fertilized egg has stopped developing before implantation. If there is no abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding, just pay more attention in daily life.
