Symptoms of a Bloated Ovum
An infected egg or simply an anembryonic pregnancy occurs when a woman's embryo stops growing and cannot develop into a viable fetus
This usually occurs when abnormalities are present in the egg or the lining of the uterus that prevent the fertilized zygote from properly implanting into the uterine wall.
The cause of an anembryonic pregnancy is unknown, but may be related to chromosomal abnormalities in the female embryo. In addition, if the embryo is not fertilized by a suitable partner, it will usually not be implanted. If pregnancy does occur, the likelihood of its occurrence is higher if the woman has multiple births in the family, because of a bad relationship with her partner, and if the woman is already pregnant with a healthy child.
Another very rare complication of embryonic pregnancy is ovarian cancer. While it is not yet clear what causes this type of ovarian cancer, it appears to be related to a defect in chromosomes rather than damage to the ovary. A woman who ovarian cancer is caused by a defective chromosome has no chance of having another baby.
If you experience any of these symptoms during pregnancy, or if you are concerned about any health problems that you may have during pregnancy, contact your doctor immediately. Fetal pregnancy usually does not cause any complications and the condition is usually treatable, although treatment may not be possible at an earlier stage.
In most cases, anEmbryonal pregnancy can be treated with medications used to treat ovarian cancer. In rare cases, surgery may also be recommended.
It is important to understand that a blighted ovum is a completely separate condition from anEmbryonal pregnancy. There is no need to worry about whether you may have a Embryonal pregnancy, or whether you may have a blighted ovum if you do not have one yet.
Blighted ovum can occur for a variety of reasons, and there is no way of knowing when they will occur. Most times, a woman will have an Embryonal pregnancy and a blighted one occur later on in her life, or when she is already pregnant with another baby. It is important to remember that anEmbryonal pregnancy is not an indication that you are infertile. – as with all miscarriages – have a problem with the ovaries or something else.
Women who are infertile are strongly advised to seek medical help because the condition could indicate that something is wrong with their bodies or the ovaries, and the possibility that they may have ovarian cancer is very real. Women who have had multiple children should be tested before trying to get pregnant again, so that the doctor can assess the risk of a Embryonal pregnancy, as well as that of a future pregnancy with a low chance of conceiving.
AnEmbryonal pregnancy is often associated with low sperm counts. If you have a low sperm count but high quality, there is an increased chance that you will get a blighted ovum, although it does not necessarily mean that you may have a Embryonal pregnancy.
Symptoms to look for are a ruptured follicle, fluid or blood in the urine, and irregular menstrual cycles, especially when you ovulate. If any of these signs are present, you should seek medical help right away.
Symptoms can be much the same for both fetuses. The same symptoms will be present in the case of a blighted Ovum, or a fetus of this type. However, this condition is generally more common in the case of a male fetus, since the fertilized egg is more likely to survive for a longer time than a female. AnEmbryonal pregnancy should be monitored regularly by a physician, and treatment should be considered if you suspect that you may have it.
Because this condition cannot be diagnosed by surgery, it is important to make sure that you are healthy in general and to check regularly with your doctor for any signs of a possible cancer or a miscarriage, especially if you have a history of either. This will help your doctor to decide whether an Embryonal pregnancy is the likely cause of the signs or symptoms you are experiencing, or if your current symptoms may be caused by something else.