When the amniotic sac is detected to be protruding, the pregnant woman can pad her buttocks to make the amniotic sac retract through gravity. However, it is not enough for the amniotic sac to retract, but it is also necessary to prevent the pregnancy from continuing to experience this condition. The woman will need to be hospitalized for observation to identify the cause of the problem and then give her the appropriate treatment. If the amniotic sac protrudes during pregnancy due to cervical insufficiency, a cervical cerclage can be performed in the hospital after the amniotic sac has retracted. If the amniotic sac protrudes due to uterine contractions, you need to use drugs that inhibit uterine contractions, magnesium sulfate, ritodrine hydrochloride, etc., under the guidance of your doctor, to preserve the fetus. When amniotic sac protrusion occurs during pregnancy, miscarriage or premature labor is likely to occur, and the patient should consult the doctor in time and be treated under the doctor’s guidance.