If there is no embryo (blank egg), what should a pregnant mother do?

Pregnant, but on ultrasound, no embryo (empty egg)? Pregnant mothers should immediately perform the following steps to ensure safety for the next pregnancy. 

No embryo (blank egg) is pregnancy abnormal?

Gladly, anxiously waiting for the first ultrasound after having a pregnancy test, but surely many mothers will be quite confused when hearing about this term.

The absence of an embryo (a blank egg) means that a fertilized egg in the uterus is unable to develop into an embryo.

With such an empty embryo, you still fully see the signs of pregnancy such as the amount of pregnancy hormone hCG still increases, blood and urine tests for pregnancy or morning sickness, ...

Unfortunately, an embryo-free pregnancy is considered a form of miscarriage that is n't expected for a woman.

When there is no embryo (a blank egg) pregnant, the mother will still find herself with the usual signs of pregnancy

What are the signs that you are experiencing a problem with a blank egg?

Even though the embryo is not growing anymore, the amount of hCG hormone continues to increase as the placenta continues to develop for a short time.

Therefore, mothers will find themselves still carrying signs of pregnancy such as dizziness, nausea, late period, erectile breasts, ... until 8-13 weeks of pregnancy.

After that, the egg will move to a miscarriage stage. Some signs you may notice or feel blurred such as vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain in the lower area, the feeling of tightness in the breasts disappears, ...

However, to make exact conclusions about the absence of an embryo or not can only be done through ultrasonic tests only.

If you have no embryo (empty eggs), the mother should not worry too much about the possibility of pregnancy in the coming time.

What causes your pregnancy to experience a blank egg?

First you need to understand that this phenomenon can happen completely to any woman during pregnancy.

Chromosomes, genetic structures, poor quality sperm or eggs or cell division abnormalities are all reasons for the absence of an embryo.

This can be seen as a natural rejection mechanism for an imperfect embryo because if the baby is formed, it is likely that the baby will encounter unpredictable birth defects.

Thus, to determine the cause of the mother elected to have a blank egg, it is necessary to test for both husband and wife, on general health, fetal infection, chromosomal check, ...

Even after testing, all still find about 75% of the causes. Up to 25% did not find the cause.

Therefore, you need to consult directly with your doctor to have specific directions to prepare for the next pregnancy.

Eggs can either be removed naturally or through medical intervention

Steps mothers should note when knowing that they are pregnant without an embryo

With such unwanted pregnancy (embryo no longer able to grow), doctors usually instruct you to remove an empty egg in three ways:

Wait until the body expels the tissue itself. This option is considered to be the most natural, but some women have the stress of waiting until this point. Furthermore, this is not suitable if fetal development is stopped for more than 10 days.

- The doctor will prescribe a drug that constricts the uterus to push the dead egg out of the body.

Performing a surgical procedure known as a dilatation and abortion aimed at removing all of the internal embryos from the body.

Either way, your body and mind need some time to recover from the next pregnancy.

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