What does inevitable miscarriage mean and what are the causes of inevitable miscarriage?

Inevitable miscarriage is a miscarriage that cannot be avoided, which will cause heavy bleeding and abdominal pain. Inevitable miscarriage is caused by hemolysis due to blood type incompatibility, or when suffering from some chronic diseases, it will cause inevitable miscarriage. In addition, abnormal chromosomes and anti-sperm antibodies in the serum can also cause inevitable miscarriage.

Inevitable miscarriage is very harmful to the patient, and it will also affect the harmony and stability of a family, and bring economic losses to the family, which needs to be taken seriously. There must be many people in life who are not very clear about what inevitable miscarriage means. Let's take a closer look at it below!
1. Definition of inevitable miscarriage.
Inevitable miscarriage occurs during the process of preserving the fetus. During the process of preserving the fetus, vaginal bleeding increases, resulting in blood volume equal to or exceeding the normal menstrual volume. There will also be very severe bouts of abdominal pain, indicating that the miscarriage has reached a stage where it cannot be avoided, which is called inevitable miscarriage. There is no way to preserve the fetus at this time. If the condition worsens further, some pink tissue like meat will be discharged.
2. The causes of inevitable miscarriage.
There are many causes of unavoidable miscarriage, and it can be caused by blood type incompatibility. If a woman has had a blood transfusion or been pregnant before, the Rh factor or incompatible ABO blood type factor will produce antibodies in the patient's body, which will cause the antibodies to enter the fetus through the placenta and aggregate with red blood cells to cause hemolysis, thus causing unavoidable miscarriage.
When suffering from some chronic diseases, such as heart disease, anemia, heart failure, etc., it will cause fetal death. For example, severe hypertension and chronic nephritis will cause placental infarction or premature detachment, thus causing inevitable miscarriage.
When chromosomes are abnormal, it can also cause miscarriage. For example, abnormal chromosome number, monosomy, polyploidy, and abnormal chromosome structure, such as deletion or breakage, can easily cause miscarriage. In addition, if the male or both male and female serum contains anti-sperm antibodies, it can easily kill the embryo and cause miscarriage.
Through the introduction of the definition and causes of inevitable miscarriage, we have a better understanding of it. Once this happens, you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time. After treatment, you need to adjust your diet, pay attention to more rest, do not engage in physical labor too early, and avoid sexual intercourse.