These 4 reasons can easily lead to habitual miscarriage in women

Habitual miscarriage will not only make many women lose the opportunity to become mothers, but also bring a lot of harm to the body every time they have a miscarriage. There are many reasons for habitual miscarriage, the most common of which are genetic factors, relaxation of the internal cervix of women, or giving birth too late and missing the best childbearing period, endocrine disorders and other factors. If you want to prevent it in daily life, you need to start with the cause of the disease to fundamentally solve the problem.

Pregnancy is supposed to be a very happy thing, but an unexpected miscarriage can be a big blow to women, especially habitual miscarriage, which not only makes women lose the opportunity to be mothers, but may also induce other complications in severe cases. Therefore, it is necessary to be cautious. Once this happens, targeted treatment based on the cause can minimize the harm. So, why do people have habitual miscarriages?
1. Genetic factors <br/>If the marriage is between close relatives, as long as one of the spouses has chromosomal abnormalities, it may cause abnormalities in the embryo, resulting in the embryo not surviving and miscarriage. There may also be situations such as malformations and fetal development retardation, which are all causes of miscarriage.
2. Relaxation of the internal os of the cervix <br/>Damage caused by surgery or congenital developmental abnormalities can cause the internal os of the cervix to dilate. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, the amniotic fluid will increase and the fetus will grow slowly, increasing the pressure in the uterine cavity. Once the fetal sac protrudes from the internal os of the cervix, it will cause the cervical canal to shorten and dilate. If the pressure increases to a certain level, the fetus will be expelled, resulting in miscarriage.
3. Giving birth too late <br/>Under social pressure, many couples do not want to have children too early. When they want to have children, they cannot get pregnant, resulting in habitual miscarriage. With the increase of age, the open physical environment of modern society is also greatly affected. For example, taking too many contraceptive pills and having too many abortions can cause habitual miscarriage.
4. Endocrine disorders <br/>Endocrine abnormalities that lead to miscarriage include: gynecological endocrine and internal medicine endocrine abnormalities. Gynecological endocrine abnormalities include luteal insufficiency, hyperprolactinemia, and polycystic ovary syndrome. After a woman with luteal insufficiency becomes pregnant, the ovaries cannot produce enough progesterone to support the normal development of placental cells, and the embryo does not get enough nutrition and dies. Endocrine abnormalities are mainly diabetes and thyroid dysfunction, including hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism.