What are the causes of habitual miscarriage and what are the treatments?

The pain caused by habitual miscarriage is self-evident. If a child cannot be kept after pregnancy, it will have a great impact on a family. Habitual miscarriage is related to the physical constitution of the pregnant woman herself, but some of it is caused by bad habits in daily life. Therefore, we must understand the specific causes of habitual miscarriage in order to make adequate prevention preparations.

1. Causes of habitual miscarriage
1. Early miscarriage is mainly caused by abnormal chromosomes of the embryo, abnormal corpus luteum function, abnormal immune function, etc. There is a 15%-40% chance that early embryo arrest is caused by problems with the chromosomes of the embryo itself. 3%-5% of the reasons are caused by problems with the chromosomes of the pregnant woman or her spouse.
2. Women who suffer from gynecological diseases such as endocrine disorders, uterine abnormalities, cervical relaxation, uterine fibroids, etc. may suffer from habitual miscarriage.
3. The age of the woman also matters. The older she is, the higher the chance of miscarriage.
4. Some infectious factors in the immune system can also cause habitual abortion.

5. Artificial abortion can also lead to habitual abortion. Frequent artificial abortions will cause continuous damage to the uterus and easily lead to habitual abortion.
6. Some bad habits, such as smoking and drinking, will also increase the risk of miscarriage for couples.
2. Treatment of habitual miscarriage
1. Older mothers may suffer miscarriage due to chromosomal abnormalities. This is mainly because the quality of eggs will be relatively reduced with age, and the chance of chromosomal abnormalities will increase. Therefore, when preparing for pregnancy, we should try to stay up late less, quit smoking and drinking, develop healthy living habits, and actively exercise to enhance the body's resistance and reduce the chance of chromosomal abnormalities.

2. Abnormal uterine development should be treated actively. For example, the septate uterus and submucosal uterine fibroids should be removed, and intrauterine adhesions should also be decomposed. Only after the operation can the uterus be relieved to be suitable for embryo implantation, and habitual abortion can be effectively prevented.
3. In case of cervical incompetence and loose internal cervical os, cervical cerclage should be performed before or in early pregnancy to prevent miscarriage after pregnancy.