What causes biochemical abortion? There are these reasons

Biochemical abortion may be caused by abnormal factors such as abnormal chromosomes or fertilized eggs, but it may also be caused by abnormal uterine function in the mother, endocrine diseases such as polycystic ovary, or abnormal reproductive organ structure. In addition, it may also be caused by infection and lifestyle factors.

Pregnant women may experience miscarriage and other unexpected situations after pregnancy, and there are many types of miscarriage, among which biochemical miscarriage is a more common one. Once the symptoms of biochemical miscarriage appear, it is necessary to find the cause in time, otherwise it may cause miscarriage in the next pregnancy. So what causes biochemical miscarriage?
1. Embryonic factors of biochemical abortion <br/>The common factor of biochemical abortion in pregnant women is embryo abnormality. There may be abnormalities in embryo chromosomes, such as abnormal chromosome number and structure. It may also be caused by defects in the fertilized egg.
2. Maternal factors of biochemical abortion
1. Uterine factors <br/>Symptoms of biochemical abortion may be caused by uterine factors of pregnant women. At this time, it is necessary to determine whether the patient suffers from uterine hypoplasia, submucosal fibroids, endometrial tuberculosis and other adverse diseases. It may also be caused by polyps growing in the endometrium, or uterine cavity adhesions affecting the implantation of the fertilized egg.
2. Endocrine factors <br/>If a woman suffers from some endocrine diseases, such as luteal insufficiency, polycystic ovary syndrome, and hyperprolactinemia, she will not be able to synthesize enough progesterone and other hormones, which may also lead to biochemical abortion. If the thyroid function is disordered, such as hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, etc., it may also be a cause.
3. Structural abnormalities of reproductive organs <br/>Diseases such as uterine malformation, cervical insufficiency, or structural abnormalities of other reproductive organs, such as Asherman syndrome, will greatly increase the chance of biochemical abortion.
4. Inflammatory infection <br/>If you are infected by Mycoplasma trachomatis, Ureaplasma or other bacteria and viruses, it will induce biochemical pregnancy. In addition, Toxoplasma infection is also a common cause.
5. Other reasons <br/>When pregnant women have bad living and eating habits such as smoking and drinking during pregnancy, do not pay attention to increasing the intake of nutrients, or have been anxious, overly nervous and depressed, it is very easy to have biochemical abortion. It may also be affected by the adverse external environment.