12 common causes of miscarriage revealed!

My friend said yesterday that she had undergone uterine fibroid surgery before, and she ran away not long after she became pregnant. What should I do? I recently had my uterine polyps removed. Will it affect my pregnancy? During pregnancy, many mothers are like frightened birds, afraid that the baby will leave them at any time. We have sorted out 12 common causes of miscarriage to help pregnant women prevent it before it happens and get through pregnancy easily..

Abortion is a term that is often used with fear among pregnant women. However, according to statistics, abortion is not uncommon; 15 out of every 100 pregnant women experience an abortion.

Be careful! These factors can easily cause miscarriage

According to statistics, the probability of miscarriage is about 12% to 15%, among which early miscarriage is most common before 13 weeks of pregnancy. Why can't the baby stay? Here are several possible reasons:

Fetal chromosomal abnormalities

Fetal chromosomal abnormalities are the main reason for miscarriage. However, this factor is closely related to the age of the mother when she is pregnant. If the mother is young but has repeated miscarriages due to fetal chromosomal abnormalities, it may be a chromosomal problem and further examination is necessary.

Immune system abnormalities

Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome increases the formation of blood clots in the blood vessels, sometimes complicated by miscarriage. Although patients can take aspirin or reduce the risk of low molecular weight heparin injection, the risk of miscarriage cannot be completely eliminated.

Diabetes, thyroid disease

Diabetes, hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism all increase the risk of miscarriage.. High glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c) in early pregnancy increases the risk of miscarriage. In addition, it may also cause problems in the development of fetal malformations.

Viral infection

Infections account for 15% of all causes of early abortion. Causes of early abortion include measles virus, cytomegalovirus, and syphilis (untreated).

Uterine adhesions

When the uterus lacks sufficient endometrium to support the normal development of the placenta, the risk of miscarriage increases. The adhesion layer of the uterine cavity is usually the endometrium. Damage to the endometrial cavity during uterine surgery, removal of uterine fibroids, endometrial polyps, or uterine adhesions may result.

Incompetent cervix

Abortions with cervical atresia are often caused by placental bleeding, uterine overstretching, or endometrial inflammation leading to shortened cervical length. More than two miscarriages in early and mid-pregnancy without other symptoms may be due to cervical incompetence. Since cervical atresia is difficult to diagnose in advance, if the cervical length is less than 2.5cm, it should be closely followed up, and cervical ligation may be performed at 12-14 weeks of pregnancy for prevention.

High physical and mental stress

Stress increases cortisol, decreases immunity, and increases the risk of infection. Chronic or acute stress can increase the risk of miscarriage.

Have had miscarriage due to non-human factors

If the previous pregnancy was aborted due to non-human factors such as fetal chromosomal abnormalities, immune dysfunction, etc., the second pregnancy may be aborted due to the same reason.

Long-term exposure to polluted environment

Complete exposure to radiation during pregnancy or heavy metal pollution in the environment may cause death or cell mutation and trigger miscarriage.

Do I need to rest for a while after a miscarriage before I can get pregnant again?

Although the traditional view is that you need to rest for a period of time after miscarriage before you can get pregnant again, studies have shown that the faster you get pregnant after miscarriage, the lower your chance of miscarriage. If you really want a baby every month, you can start preparing for pregnancy after miscarriage. Older mothers cannot stop it. After all, the older you are, the higher the probability of miscarriage..

Finally, I want to remind everyone that abortion is a very common phenomenon. We cannot control the timing of the baby's arrival in the world, we can only do our best to keep ourselves healthy. In any case, do not blame yourself for abortion. With firm faith, you can look forward to the day when a healthy child grows up!