The gestational sac fell off, is it a miscarriage?

It is well known that the gestational sac is an important basis for judging whether the fetus is healthy. The size of the gestational sac in different cycles of pregnancy will show great differences in B-ultrasound. It should be said that if it is within the normal range, it means that everything is normal with the fetus in the pregnant woman's belly. There is a phenomenon that the gestational sac falls off and there is abdominal pain. Does the gestational sac mean miscarriage? What should I do if I find that the gestational sac has fallen during pregnancy?

How to confirm that the gestational sac has fallen out

If the gestational sac is discharged by itself, white fluffy discharge will appear. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination in time after the gestational sac is expelled to check for any abnormalities such as incomplete abortion, residual uterine cavity, etc.

How long does it take for the abdominal pain to disappear after the gestational sac is expelled?

Generally, the abdominal pain will be relieved half an hour after the gestational sac is expelled, but the abdominal pain may continue for a few days. Women who are sensitive to medication will experience abdominal pain starting half an hour later, which usually lasts about two hours. The pain will ease when the gestational sac is expelled, but the uterus will also feel a little bloated and painful as it needs to contract.

In the case of medical abortion, once the gestational sac is expelled, the amount of bleeding will gradually decrease. This is a normal phenomenon, but you also need to consider whether the residues in the uterine cavity have been completely discharged, because the longer the bleeding time, the more likely it is to cause uterine cavity infection.

After you finish using the medicine, you need to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to understand the current situation in the uterine cavity. If there are still residues, you need to continue using the medicine to expel the residues. You also need to eat a lighter diet.

The above is some content that the editor introduced to you about how to determine whether the gestational sac has fallen out. I hope it will be helpful to you. I believe that after listening to the editor’s introduction, friends will have a new understanding of this aspect. In fact, when this phenomenon occurs, the first reaction is to go to the hospital to see a doctor. Don't panic or be nervous.