What are the causes of habitual miscarriage in women? You must know these 7 points

If a woman has habitual miscarriage for a long time, it will indeed endanger her personal health and at the same time affect the happiness of her family. Therefore, she should first understand the causes of habitual miscarriage. This is related to the bad living habits of pregnant women and their own internal diseases. It may also be due to blood type incompatibility between mother and baby.

Habitual miscarriage means that a woman has experienced natural miscarriages for more than three consecutive times, and the time of each miscarriage is relatively fixed. The whole miscarriage process is no different from a general miscarriage. However, this disease also makes many pregnant women feel afraid. If it is not relieved in time, it is likely to affect the later pregnancy. But what are the causes of habitual miscarriage in women?
1. Bad habits of pregnant women <br/>If pregnant women smoke, drink alcohol, or do heavy physical work for a long time, it will affect the smooth implantation of the fetus and even endanger the normal development of the fetus. In severe cases, miscarriage may occur, and even habitual miscarriage may occur.
2. Male issues <br/>Nowadays, many men may have a significant decline in sperm quality or even insufficient quantity due to bad habits or genetic factors, which may lead to habitual miscarriage in women.
3. Internal Medicine Diseases <br/>If a woman has heart disease, kidney disease, endocrine disorders, etc., she may also suffer from habitual miscarriage.
4. Infection factors <br/>Infection with pathogens such as rubella virus, cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus or toxoplasma during pregnancy will cause microorganisms to continuously infect the embryo, and may even cause developmental malformations or miscarriage. Another common mycoplasma infection is the main factor causing habitual miscarriage.
5. Genetic factors <br/>Marriage between close relatives, or if one of the spouses has a chromosomal abnormality, the chromosomal abnormality in the next generation will be more obvious, and the embryos with chromosomal abnormalities will not survive and will lead to miscarriage.
6. Incompatibility of blood types between mother and fetus<br/>The most common is ABO blood type incompatibility. If there is an obvious blood type incompatibility between the mother and the fetus, symptoms of hemolysis are likely to occur, which can cause fetal death and lead to late miscarriage.
7. Luteal insufficiency <br/>Luteal insufficiency actually includes many things, including shortened corpus luteum lifespan and low corpus luteum secretory function. It may even lead to insufficient progesterone secretion, resulting in obvious adverse reactions, making it difficult for the fertilized egg to implant or affecting the development of the fertilized egg after implantation, and eventually leading to habitual abortion.