What causes miscarriage?

What causes miscarriage?

The causes of miscarriage include trauma, incomplete embryonic development, embryonic disc maldevelopment, reproductive organ diseases, endocrine dysfunction, etc.

1. Trauma: If a pregnant woman's abdomen is subjected to strong impact and compression by external force, or if she falls and engages in gravity labor, it is easy to induce miscarriage due to excessive uterine contraction.

2. Embryonic maldevelopment: When the fetus grows and develops in the mother's body, it mainly transports the nutrients and nutrients taken by the mother to the fetus through the placenta. If the placenta is maldeveloped or abnormal, the fetus will stop growing and cause miscarriage because it does not get enough nutrients and nutrients.

3. Embryonic disc maldevelopment: Early pregnancy miscarriage is mainly caused by abnormalities of the gestational egg, especially in the first two months of pregnancy. Most sperm and eggs have some defects after combining, causing the embryo to terminate development after a certain stage.

4. Reproductive organ diseases: When a woman has uterine hypoplasia, pelvic tumors, submucosal fibroids or uterine malformations before or during pregnancy, it may affect the normal growth and development of the fetus and then cause miscarriage.

5. Endocrine dysfunction: Insufficient progesterone secretion in pregnant women will cause poor development of the uterine decidua, which in turn affects the normal development of the fertilized egg and may eventually lead to miscarriage.

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