"Men who have had miscarriages" please don't let your wife take the blame

The sperm of "men who have had miscarriages" has the function of conception, but it can cause stagnation of embryonic development. Men's sperm is closely related to stagnation of embryonic development and spontaneous abortion in women. Sperm provides 50% of the genes for the embryo. In addition to the conception function, the role of sperm genes runs through the entire process of embryonic development. The conception function is an early effect of sperm, while the role played in embryonic development, that is, the process of female pregnancy, is a late effect of sperm. If the genetic material DNA of the sperm is damaged, it may not affect the conception function of the sperm. The sperm can meet and combine with the egg, and the woman will also become pregnant normally. However, in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, the late effects of sperm DNA are abnormal, which can cause stagnation of embryonic development and miscarriage.

Experts point out that the DNA fragmentation index (DFI) is commonly used to judge sperm DNA damage. The DFI of good sperm should be below 15%, 15% to 25% means that the sperm is still good, and more than 30% means that the sperm DNA is seriously damaged. The sperm DFI of "miscarriage men" is often above 25%. If the wife repeatedly has embryo arrest or spontaneous abortion, and the woman's examination cannot find any abnormal problems, the man needs to conduct an in-depth examination. If there is poor semen quality, it should be suspected that it may be a "miscarriage man". At this time, a sperm DNA test should be carried out, and women should not be blamed.

Case 1: Both husband and wife are single-children, and their dreams of having children are always shattered

Miss Zhao and her husband were both single children. The elders in the family hoped that the couple would have a child soon. Miss Zhao got pregnant as she wished after marriage, but she miscarried the child not long after. What Miss Zhao did not expect was that she could not keep the second and third children either. The family blamed Miss Zhao for being too delicate and not being able to keep the child. It must be habitual miscarriage. After a comprehensive examination at the hospital, the doctor pointed out that the reason why Miss Zhao had frequent miscarriages was because of her husband.

Case 2: I was the “culprit” for my wife’s miscarriage

Mr. Zhang is 37 years old. For more than a decade, he has always had a worry, that is, he has been married twice, but he still has no children. "My ex-wife got pregnant with two children, but both of them had miscarriages." Mr. Zhang said that he thought the miscarriage was his wife's problem, but he could not find any abnormalities. Because they had no children, the couple often blamed each other and finally got divorced. After that, Mr. Zhang got married again, but he did not expect that his second wife also got pregnant with two children, but both of them had miscarriages due to embryo arrest.

Mr. Zhang took his wife to the hospital for examination, but no results were found until the doctor suggested that he go to the hospital for examination. The results of the examination surprised him. It turned out that he was the "culprit" who caused his wife's miscarriage.

One in 250 couples is a carrier

The patient with balanced chromosome translocation can be male or female. It is understood that this carrier accounts for about 0.2% of the population, that is, there is one carrier in 250 normal couples.

Before this, due to lack of scientific knowledge, some people believed that "abortion is a woman's problem" and put the blame on women. Some women were discriminated against and even persecuted. Dr. Ouyang said that some people repeatedly made their wives pregnant, resulting in continuous miscarriages, causing great harm to the women.

Four major factors can easily lead to miscarriage of the baby

There are four main causes of "baby miscarriage", which requires expectant mothers to do a good job of prevention.

Who is the “real culprit” of accidental miscarriage during pregnancy?

First, you must understand that in many cases, a miscarriage is not your fault. In fact, about 70% of miscarriages are caused by chromosomal abnormalities, and similar problems generally do not occur in subsequent pregnancies.

"Invisible abortion" occurs frequently, urban white-collar workers should be careful

"Hidden abortion" occurs frequently, with an incidence rate as high as 30%-40%. Due to its high concealment, many women are unaware even when it occurs.