What causes habitual miscarriage? What to do about it?

Some women of childbearing age are prone to habitual miscarriage due to their own immune deficiency, endocrine disorders, etc. The more miscarriages a woman has, the more detrimental it is to the health of the uterus, and it is easy for women to lose their normal fertility.

If pregnant women do not take good care of their health, it is easy to put the health of the fetus in danger. A small number of pregnant women will have three or more consecutive miscarriages, which is clinically known as habitual miscarriage. This situation will cause damage to the health of the fetus and the mother. So how does habitual miscarriage cause it?
1. How is habitual miscarriage caused?
1. Various factors <br/>There are many reasons that lead to habitual miscarriage in patients, including immune factors, infectious factors, etc. Among them, the proportion of miscarriage caused by immune diseases in patients is relatively high, reaching 67% in clinical trials, of which endocrine factors account for 11%.
2. Early habitual miscarriage <br/>In the early stage, habitual miscarriage is largely caused by immune genetic factors in pregnant women, or by adverse external influences, such as working and living in an environment with high radiation, or taking drugs that can cause fetal arrest. In addition, some patients have luteal insufficiency, uterine malformations and other factors, which can cause habitual miscarriage.
3. Late-term habitual abortion <br/>The common cause of habitual abortion in late pregnancy is relaxation of the internal cervix, due to congenital maldevelopment of the mother, or due to delivery surgery and other reasons. In addition, syphilis virus infection in women can also lead to habitual abortion, and this kind of fetus is basically stillborn.
2. What to do if you have habitual miscarriage
1. Wait until the condition stabilizes before getting pregnant <br/>After habitual miscarriage, patients should not get pregnant again immediately. They need to actively prepare for pregnancy within six months after the miscarriage and choose the appropriate method of preparing for pregnancy. It is best to get pregnant six months after the miscarriage to reduce the occurrence of miscarriage.
2. Do a good job of genetic examination <br/>Before pregnancy, both husband and wife need to undergo a pregnancy test, which includes chromosome examination, blood type identification, etc., to avoid hemolytic disease caused by incompatible blood types between husband and wife, affecting the health of the fetus and causing miscarriage.
3. Pay attention to rest . After miscarriage, pregnant women need to rest in time to maintain their uterus and replenish their body's nutrition.