Many women experience biochemical miscarriage after pregnancy, which refers to the loss of sperm and egg before they reach the uterine cavity and develop after they combine in the fallopian tubes. Women should investigate the causes of biochemical abortion and take preventive measures. Let's take a look at the reasons for biochemical abortion and how to prevent it?
There are many reasons that can lead to biochemical abortion, including reasons from both parents, the embryo itself, and environmental factors. The reasons for both parents mainly refer to pathological reasons, such as severe anemia, intrauterine adhesions, uterine malformations, and other diseases in females. Abnormalities in male sperm or prolonged exposure to radiation can easily lead to biochemical miscarriage.
To better prevent the occurrence of biochemical abortion, both husband and wife should prepare for pregnancy. When preparing for pregnancy, both husband and wife should undergo a comprehensive physical examination. If there are any abnormalities in the body, the specific reasons should be examined and targeted treatment should be given. After physical treatment, conception can be achieved, which is beneficial for eugenics and fertility.
In addition, women should also pay attention to regular check ups after pregnancy, have regular lifestyle habits, and stay away from radiation and strong radiation environments. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to regulating one's mentality and avoid putting too much pressure on oneself. If one is constantly in a state of tension and anxiety, it is not conducive to the healthy growth of the fetus.
