What does intrauterine early pregnancy mean? How to adjust intrauterine early pregnancy to the right?

During pregnancy, you should have regular checkups to observe the fetus. Many expectant mothers go to the hospital for checkups, but when they hear the doctor say intrauterine early pregnancy, they don’t understand what it means. Today we will talk about intrauterine early pregnancy, and expectant mothers should take notes.

Early intrauterine pregnancy refers to a pregnancy in which the gestational sac implants in the uterine cavity. It is a pregnancy in a normal location and the pregnancy can continue until full-term delivery.

Early pregnancy usually refers to pregnancy within 14 weeks, 14 to 28 weeks is called middle pregnancy, and after 28 weeks is called late pregnancy. The early pregnancy period is the golden period for embryo development. For daily living habits, we should pay attention to avoid affecting the embryo and avoid alcoholism. When using drugs, we should avoid using drugs that affect embryo development, try not to use drugs, and use drugs under the guidance of doctors. Generally, folic acid tablets, progesterone, progesterone and other drugs can be used in early pregnancy.

Intrauterine pregnancy is normal. When doing B-ultrasound examination in early pregnancy, the B-ultrasound diagnosis will indicate intrauterine pregnancy, which means that the gestational sac is implanted in the uterine cavity, which is a normal phenomenon. If it is outside the uterus, it is an ectopic pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, B-ultrasound can be used to understand whether the gestational sac is implanted inside or outside the uterus, and it can also be used to determine whether the size of the gestational sac matches the number of days of amenorrhea. Early pregnancy is an important period for the baby's development. During this period, you should pay attention to a balanced diet, eat less spicy and irritating foods, supplement folic acid, prevent fetal neural tube defects, maintain a relaxed and happy mood, do not stay up late, and pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva.

After a woman has an ultrasound in the early stages of pregnancy, if she finds that the gestational sac is located on the right side of the uterine cavity, she needs to decide on the adjustment method based on the severity of the deviation to the right and the duration of pregnancy. If the pregnancy is relatively short, no treatment will be done first, and it can be closely observed. This is because the position of the gestational sac is not fixed yet, and there is a possibility of self-recovery. Pregnant women can have a B-ultrasound recheck 2 weeks later to see if the gestational sac has returned to the normal position of the uterine cavity. If the pregnancy is relatively long, pregnant women should adjust their sleeping position to promote the embryo to return to the correct position of the uterus. After 3 months of pregnancy, pregnant women with a pregnancy on the right side of the uterine cavity cannot decide their sleeping position at will. At this time, they should sleep in a side-lying position and take a left-lying position, which can adjust the uterine angle pregnancy. Slightly deviating to the right side of the uterine cavity generally does not require adjustment, which has little effect on the development of the gestational sac and embryo. If the gestational sac is in the right uterine angle, it is a uterine angle pregnancy, and doctors will recommend giving up the pregnancy at this time. This is because in the later stages of pregnancy, it may cause uterine angle rupture.

After a woman has an ultrasound in the early stages of pregnancy, if she finds that the gestational sac is located on the right side of the uterine cavity, she needs to decide on an adjustment method based on the severity of the deviation to the right and the duration of pregnancy. If the pregnancy is relatively short, no treatment will be done and it can be closely observed. This is because the position of the gestational sac is not yet fixed and there is a possibility that it will return to normal on its own. Pregnant women can have an ultrasound recheck 2 weeks later to see if the gestational sac has returned to its normal position in the uterine cavity. If the pregnancy is relatively long, pregnant women should adjust their sleeping position to promote the embryo to return to the correct position in the uterus. After three months of pregnancy, pregnant women with a uterine cavity that is on the right side should not decide their sleeping position at will. At this time, they should sleep in a side-lying position and in a left-lying position, which can adjust the horn pregnancy.

A slight pregnancy that is biased to the right side of the uterine cavity generally does not require adjustment, and it has little effect on the development of the gestational sac and embryo. If the gestational sac is in the right uterine angle, it is a horn pregnancy, and doctors will recommend giving up the pregnancy. This is because in the later stages of pregnancy, it may cause uterine angle rupture.