In addition to luteal insufficiency, habitual abortion is also caused by these 3 factors

For women, childbearing is the most sacred thing, which allows every woman to become a mother. However, some women suffer from habitual miscarriage due to corpus luteum insufficiency, genetic factors or lack of blocking antibodies, resulting in the loss of the fetus and the loss of the opportunity to become a mother.

In traditional Chinese medicine, habitual miscarriage is called "slippery fetus", which is caused by damage to the health of the fetus. However, when miscarriage occurs, some doctors will blindly prescribe medicine to patients, which will affect the hormone secretion in pregnant women and cause the fetus to be in danger. Only after understanding the specific reasons for the patient's habitual miscarriage and prescribing the right medicine can better treatment be carried out. So how does habitual miscarriage occur?
1. Luteal insufficiency <br/>For pregnant women to maintain pregnancy, the most important thing is to have well-developed uterine decidua tissue, so that the fertilized egg can implant and provide a good reproductive environment and nutritional environment for the embryo. Therefore, in the early stages of pregnancy, it is necessary to supplement the body's progesterone to allow the decidua to develop better. Some women have luteal insufficiency during pregnancy, which can easily cause early pregnancy miscarriage. Imperfect luteal function can easily lead to insufficient secretion of the endometrium, which will damage the growth and development environment of the fetus and affect the healthy development of the fetus.
2. Genetic factors <br/>Some couples with unexplained habitual miscarriages have a 5% to 10% chromosomal abnormality rate, and the chromosomal abnormality rate of the fetuses conceived by such couples is as high as 60%. In addition to chromosomal abnormalities, some gene mutations can also cause fetal death and easily lead to miscarriage.
3. Lack of blocking antibodies <br/>After pregnancy, because the antigens of the embryo and the mother are different, there will be a blocking antibody in the mother's plasma to alleviate the difference between the two antibodies and protect the fetus to avoid miscarriage due to abnormal rejection of the fetus's immune system. If the mother's body lacks this type of antibody, it will cause the patient to have an early miscarriage.
4. Uterine factors <br/>Some patients may have incomplete endometrium and poor proliferation. Due to insufficient blood supply to the endometrium, the implantation and development of the fertilized egg will be abnormal, resulting in fetal miscarriage. At the same time, the reduced volume of the uterine cavity and incomplete blood supply in some patients will also cause the implantation and development of the fertilized egg.