These 6 reasons can cause habitual miscarriage

Habitual miscarriage is very harmful to women's physical and mental health. There are many reasons for habitual miscarriage. In addition to female endocrine disorders, uterine abnormalities or immune factors, which can cause habitual miscarriage in women, chromosomal abnormalities, male factors and maternal-fetal blood type incompatibility are also common inducing factors. Therefore, if you want to avoid habitual miscarriage after pregnancy, you should try to stay away from these inducements.

Habitual miscarriage is a common disease during pregnancy. Generally speaking, habitual miscarriage refers to the occurrence of spontaneous miscarriage more than three times in a row after pregnancy. The consequences of habitual miscarriage are very serious and can cause infertility in women, so we need to be vigilant in life, especially for women who are preparing to have children or have just become pregnant. We should pay more attention to it. So why do habitual miscarriages occur?
1. Endocrine abnormalities <br/>Luteal insufficiency, hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, adrenal cortex insufficiency, etc. These diseases will affect women's ovarian function and are one of the causes of habitual abortion.
2. Uterine abnormalities <br/>Uterine fibroids, uterine malformations, intrauterine adhesions or endometrial polyps are all diseases that affect pregnancy and may cause women with the disease to be unable to conceive, or to have difficulty keeping the baby, resulting in habitual miscarriage.
3. Immune factors <br/>Years of clinical research have shown that immune factors are an important cause of habitual miscarriage. If there are problems with blocking antibodies and antiphospholipid antibodies, habitual miscarriage will occur.
4. Chromosomal abnormality <br/>Chromosomal abnormality is one of the common causes of early habitual miscarriage. If the chromosomes of both husband and wife are abnormal, it will affect the chromosomes of the embryo. According to the natural law of "survival of the fittest", embryos with chromosomal abnormalities cannot continue to develop, and will degenerate and atrophy in the early stages of embryonic development, which is manifested as embryonic cessation of development.
5. Male factors <br/>Factors such as high sperm deformity rate and low motility in men will directly affect the quality of the embryo, and then affect the embryo development, leading to habitual miscarriage in women.
6. Incompatibility of blood types between mother and fetus <br/>If the blood types of the mother and fetus are incompatible, the fetus will obtain antigens from the father and will produce antibodies after entering the mother's body. These antibodies will enter the fetal blood circulation through the placenta, produce immune effects, and cause women to have habitual miscarriages.