What diseases can habitual miscarriage cause?

Habitual abortion is a common complication of pregnant women. Too many habitual abortions will not only cause women to suffer from infertility, but also may cause other diseases if they are not effectively treated. Infectious diseases, ectopic pregnancy, spontaneous abortion, cervical insufficiency, intrauterine adhesions, and uterine fibroids are also common complications of habitual abortion.

Habitual abortion is a pregnancy complication with a relatively high incidence rate. Many women will have miscarriages due to other reasons after pregnancy, and too many miscarriages will form habitual abortions. After habitual abortions occur, timely treatment must be carried out, and nursing work must be done at the same time to avoid inducing the occurrence of other diseases and causing greater harm. So, what diseases can habitual abortions cause?
1. Infection <br/>Habitual miscarriages occur repeatedly, and the cervix is ​​too dilated, which opens the door for bacteria to invade. In mild cases, it can lead to endometritis and salpingitis. Even if the fertilized egg implants, it will be damaged by frequent scraping of the endometrium, affecting the implantation of the placenta, causing obstruction of the placental blood circulation, leading to fetal hypoxia and growth retardation, and increasing the mortality rate of premature babies and neonates.
2. Ectopic pregnancy <br/>Among patients with ectopic pregnancy, about 60% have experienced miscarriage, so it must be taken seriously. For unmarried women, contraceptive measures must be in place to minimize the risk.
3. Spontaneous abortion <br/>Multiple artificial abortions can cause the risk of spontaneous abortion. This is because multiple abortions have a great impact on women's neuroendocrine and reproductive functions, especially for nulliparous women, which can increase the rate of spontaneous abortion in early and mid-pregnancy, and may even increase the incidence of placenta previa and postpartum hemorrhage.
4. Cervical incompetence <br/>The incidence of habitual miscarriage is relatively high among patients with cervical incompetence, and the main symptoms are premature birth and repetitive miscarriage in the middle and late stages.
5. Intrauterine adhesions <br/>If a woman suffers from habitual miscarriages frequently, it can easily cause the uterine cavity to shrink, deform, and the endometrium to be damaged and reduced in area, thus forming intrauterine adhesions and affecting the development of the fetus.
6. Uterine fibroids Uterine fibroids are also a common complication of habitual miscarriage. The type, size, location and progression of uterine fibroids will have varying degrees of impact on the embryo. For example, local compression of fibroids may cause uterine contraction and lead to miscarriage.