What causes biochemical miscarriage?

Biochemical pregnancy abortion refers to the abortion caused by chromosome abnormalities, hormone imbalance, abnormal uterine structure, immune system problems, and other factors after the fertilized egg implants. You can go to a regular hospital for examination to identify the specific cause and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

1. Chromosomal abnormalities: When chromosomal abnormalities occur during the development of a fertilized egg or embryo, it may not develop normally and eventually stop developing. Genetic counseling and assisted reproductive technology are usually used to improve the success rate of pregnancy.

2. Hormone imbalance: Hormone imbalance may prevent the fertilized egg from developing normally after implantation. It may include hormone replacement therapy to support pregnancy development by adjusting hormone levels.

3. Uterine structural abnormalities: Uterine structural abnormalities such as endometriosis and uterine fibroids may affect the implantation and development of the fertilized egg, leading to biochemical pregnancy miscarriage. Surgery is required to correct uterine structural abnormalities or assisted reproductive technology.

4. Immune system problems: Certain immune system problems, such as antiphospholipid antibody syndrome, may lead to biochemical pregnancy miscarriage. The use of immunomodulatory drugs and anticoagulant drugs is recommended under the guidance of a doctor.

5. Other factors: Other factors such as maternal age, lifestyle, and environmental factors may also affect pregnancy and development. It is necessary to improve lifestyle, reduce toxin exposure, and increase nutritional intake.

After a miscarriage, you need to rest more, keep your genitals clean and hygienic, and refrain from sexual intercourse within one month.