Habitual miscarriage is caused by these 5 factors

There are many reasons for women to have habitual miscarriage, the most common of which is caused by defects in the patient's body. In addition, corpus luteum dysfunction in pregnant women can damage the health of the uterus, which can also lead to habitual miscarriage, affect the health of the fetus, and cause habitual miscarriage. Long-term occurrence of this disease will affect women's fertility.

A small number of female patients will experience the fetus leaving the mother's body due to various reasons. This situation is called spontaneous abortion. If this happens many times, it is called habitual abortion. Frequent occurrence of this situation will affect the physical health of female patients and easily cause female infertility. So how does habitual abortion occur?
1. Congenital factors <br/> If the parents have a certain blood relationship, the probability of habitual miscarriage will increase. Close relatives can easily lead to genetic defects in the fetus and cause diseases. However, in clinical practice, the probability of habitual miscarriage caused by genetics is relatively low.
2. Luteal insufficiency <br/>Because the patient's body lacks progesterone, it is easy for the embryo to have problems in the process of development and growth, and the ability to attach is reduced. The uterus is also prone to contractions. If the patient does not replenish the progesterone in the body in time, it is easy to cause miscarriage.
3. Uterine factors <br/>Abnormal uterine shape or malformation in the mother's body can easily cause habitual miscarriage. For example, some patients with uterine fibroids are prone to endometrial hypoplasia. Abnormal development of a large area of ​​endometrium can cause adverse embryo implantation and miscarriage. At the same time, some patients with endometrial polyps or chronic inflammation are also prone to abnormal pregnancy or miscarriage.
4. Immune factors <br/>Due to the presence of trophoblast cell antigens, anti-sperm antibodies and other antigen systems in the female body, it is easy to cause the patient's blood vessels to contract or cause blood clots, which will have a toxic effect on the embryo, causing damage to the fetus and leading to miscarriage.
5. Endocrine abnormalities <br/> If the corpus luteum function of pregnant women is incomplete and the progesterone level in the body is low, it will affect the development of the embryo in the uterus and easily cause miscarriage. In addition, some pregnant women with polycystic syndrome or decreased egg maturity can also lead to habitual miscarriage and affect the attachment of the embryo in the uterus.