What does it mean that there is no echo in the uterine cavity

Most people have had B-ultrasounds before, which can detect many diseases. Sometimes when doing B-ultrasounds, many people may have encountered such a situation, that is, an echo-free area appears in the uterine cavity. This is a very common phenomenon. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be caused by disease or other reasons. However, it is best to find out the cause and then treat it symptomatically.

What does anechoic uterine cavity mean?

The echo-free area in the uterus is likely to be a normal gestational sac, but the pregnancy is short and it is not clear enough to distinguish. If there is no abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding,

You can only observe, repeat the B-ultrasound in a week, draw blood for hcg and progesterone tests, rest in bed, refrain from sexual intercourse, and go for regular check-ups.

How many weeks of pregnancy can be checked by ultrasound

The fetal heartbeat can be heard at 12 weeks of pregnancy, but the fetal heartbeat at this time is very light and can only be heard with a Doppler fetal heart monitor. The fetal heart rate can only be heard using a fetal heart rate stethoscope at 18 weeks. Generally, there is no need for self-monitoring using ultrasonic Doppler fetal heart rate monitor before 15 weeks of pregnancy. For pregnant women between 15 and 28 weeks of gestation, it is safe to measure three times a day for one minute each time. For pregnant women after 28 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus is fully differentiated and the time and frequency of monitoring can be extended.

What is the cause of unstable fetal heart rate?

As the child grows, the range of fetal heart rate changes will become larger and larger (as long as it is within the normal range, there is nothing wrong) because the baby will move, and as the child grows, the fetal movement will become stronger and stronger. When the baby moves, the baby's heart rate will speed up, just like our exercise will speed up our heart rate. In addition, the mother's exercise will also affect the baby's heart rate.

Find out the reasons for the high fetal heart rate: improper diet, emotional instability, fever, etc. are all causes of high fetal heart rate. Staying away from these causes can ensure the health of the fetus. For example, if a pregnant woman is nervous or tired, her fetal heart rate may be faster. At this time, she can choose to lie on her left side to relieve the rapid fetal heart rate.

Because of hypoxia: If the above cannot explain the phenomenon of high fetal heart rate, then consider whether the fetus is suffering from intrauterine hypoxia. At this time, the expectant mother should pay attention to rest and fetal heart monitoring. For example, if the fetal heart rate is always too fast, you should be alert to the possibility of chronic intrauterine hypoxia. Then you should consider going to the hospital for appropriate oxygen inhalation and hospitalization for observation.

In fact, all checkups during pregnancy must be regular. After confirming the pregnancy, go to the nearest designated hospital to create a file. The doctor will tell the pregnant woman what items need to be checked and the time for each item. If both the baby and the mother are healthy, there is no need to go to the hospital frequently for unnecessary examinations. After all, there are many patients in the hospital and pregnant women have poor resistance, so it is best not to go if possible. Frequent check-ups will make the baby uneasy.