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Anonymous users2024-02-12It is normal that there is no fetal heart and fetal bud yet, and you can wait another 1 or 2 weeks to go to the hospital for a follow-up.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Pregnancy is a very hard thing, and then the mother will be more worried, because there are many uncertain factors in the development of the fetus in the baby's womb, and the mother needs to go to the hospital from time to time for examination, so as to ensure the development of the fetus. So, is it normal for the yolk sac to be large and not have a fetal heartbeat?
The yolk sac is large but there is no fetal heartbeat, which may be normal or abnormal. Generally speaking, the fetus has to develop to a certain level before the fetal heart bud appears, and if the mother goes to the hospital for examination too early, there is no way to find it. Therefore, it is normal for the fetal sac to be large without fetal buds and fetal heartbeat.
Secondly, the pregnant mother usually needs to be closely observed, in addition, the pregnant mother can use the changes in the blood human chorionic gonadotropin to judge, because human chorionic gonadotropin is HCG, if the HCG rise is good, then there is no problem, the pregnant mother can continue to observe in the later stage, but if the HCG declines, then the pregnant mother needs to consider embryo abortion.
Therefore, if the yolk sac is large and there is no fetal heart and fetal bud, some conditions are normal, and some times are abnormal, so you should judge according to your own reasons, and then go to the hospital for examination in time.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10For female friends, pregnancy is a battle, and you need to clear the level step by step, and finally have your own baby. Usually, when women find out that they are pregnant, they will go to the hospital for relevant examinations to find out the status of their pregnancy. So if there is no yolk sac during the examination, will there be a fetal heartbeat and fetal buds?
Also, Is it normal to have a fetal heartbeat and fetal bud without a yolk sac?
For expectant mothers, it is important to figure out the relationship between the yolk sac and the fetal heart and fetal buds. Normally, the yolk sac appears first, and then the fetal heart and fetal bud appear. However, when the fetal heart rate and fetal bud appear, the yolk sac will slowly disappear, so if the expectant mother's B ultrasound examination time is relatively late, there may be fetal fetal buds, but the yolk sac cannot be found, which is normal.
Specifically, the doctor needs to make a diagnosis based on the actual situation of the pregnant woman. Therefore, at this time, the pregnant woman may not have a yolk sac, but has a fetal heart and fetal buds.
However, if the ultrasound examination is performed early and the yolk sac is not found, then the fetal heart rate and fetal bud are not likely to occur. At the same time, if there is no yolk sac, female friends need to be alert to the possibility of ectopic pregnancy, and need to be further confirmed so that they can be dealt with in time. Ectopic pregnancy should not be taken lightly, as it can cause abdominal pain in the pregnant woman at least and can be life-threatening in the worst case.
If you don't have a fetal heartbeat, you should pay attention to it, and finally let a professional doctor do a detailed examination, and they will give professional answers and treatment methods.
It's not normal, because no matter how many weeks of pregnancy, there should be a fetal heartbeat.
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