How miscarriage occurs

How does miscarriage occur?

During pregnancy, you should pay more attention to all aspects, such as diet, work and rest. If you don't pay attention, it will affect the fetus. During pregnancy, you should pay attention to control yourself and try not to go to places with a lot of people to avoid unnecessary bumps that affect the fetus.

Pregnancy is a difficult thing to control. It is easy to be affected by some factors during pregnancy, leading to miscarriage. Therefore, many pregnant women will pay special attention to protecting their bodies during pregnancy, try to reduce some unnecessary collisions, and even walking, otherwise abortion will be bad.

1. Improper diet

Abortion is a word that many pregnant women hate. When abortion means that the fetus loses its life, it also loses the opportunity to meet its parents, so many pregnant women will pay close attention to various things to avoid unfortunate things. If you don’t eat properly during pregnancy, it will lead to miscarriage. Some raw, cold and stimulating foods will affect the fetus. Many pregnant women have miscarriages after eating crabs and hawthorns, so you must strictly control your diet during pregnancy.

2. Vigorous exercise

During pregnancy, because there is a fetus in the abdomen, it is not suitable to do some strenuous exercise. Do not squeeze the abdomen at ordinary times, otherwise the fetus will be severely squeezed and cause miscarriage. You must not do some strenuous exercise or excessive physical labor during pregnancy. However, proper walking during pregnancy is also good for the fetus. Walking outdoors during pregnancy can breathe fresh air, exercise the body, improve your immunity, and have many benefits for future production.

3. Personal reasons

Many pregnant women have miscarriages due to their own reasons, such as uterine insufficiency or habitual miscarriage. When pregnant women experience these phenomena, the fetus is particularly prone to miscarriage. Therefore, a detailed physical examination must be done before pregnancy to determine whether the specific physical condition is suitable for pregnancy to avoid special circumstances.