What are the diseases that cause habitual abortion?

Habitual miscarriage has a huge impact on women's physical and mental health. Habitual miscarriage is different from general miscarriage in that general miscarriage is mostly caused by the pregnant woman's own carelessness or other external factors, while habitual miscarriage is mostly related to some diseases. Luteal insufficiency, low immune system function, genetic genes, endocrine abnormalities, cervical incompetence, viral infection and other diseases are common causes of the disease.

If a woman has frequent miscarriages after pregnancy, she needs to be particularly cautious. Habitual miscarriages will prevent the fetus from developing normally. Habitual miscarriages are caused by diseases. If you start with the cause and carry out systematic treatment of the primary disease, habitual miscarriages can be effectively avoided. So, what are the diseases that cause habitual miscarriages?
1. Luteal insufficiency <br/>Luteal insufficiency is a common disease that causes habitual abortion. Habitual abortion caused by luteal insufficiency accounts for a high proportion among the causes of habitual abortion.
2. Low immune system function <br/>Low immune system function is also an important reason. The embryo is actually a foreign body to the mother. Therefore, if the female immune system function is low, the embryo will be regarded as a foreign body and expelled. For the habit caused by this factor, patients should improve their immunity and participate in exercise reasonably.
3. Genetic genes <br/>Including consanguineous marriage. The closer the blood relationship between the husband and wife, the more likely the next generation will have chromosomal abnormalities. If the chromosomes are abnormal, the embryo cannot survive and miscarriage will occur.
4. Endocrine abnormalities <br/>Diseases such as diabetes, thyroid dysfunction, and hypertension are all endocrine abnormalities and are also common causes of habitual miscarriage.
5. Incomplete cervical occlusion <br/>Under normal circumstances, miscarriage caused by incomplete uterine occlusion usually occurs more than ten weeks into pregnancy. For women with uterine abnormalities, it is best to diagnose and treat the cause of the abnormality before pregnancy. Acquired uterine abnormalities include cervical diseases such as uterine fibroids.
6. Viral infection <br/>Viral infection is likely to cause miscarriage, including pathogens, measles, etc. In addition, Toxoplasma from cats, dogs, etc. is also a source of infection that pregnant women should avoid.
7. Other diseases <br/>Abnormal development of the female uterus, such as a small uterus or a bicornuate uterus, can also cause habitual miscarriage.