After pregnancy, women need to pay attention to many aspects to avoid the occurrence of threatened miscarriage. At the same time, they need to supplement sufficient nutrition to meet the needs of fetal physical development. However, some people want to know what causes threatened miscarriage in women after 14 weeks of pregnancy?
If a woman experiences threatened miscarriage at 14 weeks of pregnancy, which is just three months old, it may be due to cervical disease. When a woman has cervical lesions and erosion before pregnancy, it can lead to the rupture and bleeding of capillaries on the surface of the cervix due to changes in body hormones after pregnancy, which can affect the health of the fetus and result in threatened miscarriage.
When a woman has an ectopic pregnancy, she may also experience threatened miscarriage at 14 weeks of pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy refers to the implantation of a fertilized egg outside the uterus. When a woman is 14 weeks pregnant, the embryo gradually develops, causing the tube wall at the location to expand, rupture, and bleed, resulting in threatened miscarriage. Simultaneously accompanied by severe abdominal pain or intra-abdominal bleeding.
Pregnant women with molar pregnancy may also experience threatened miscarriage at 14 weeks of pregnancy, during which they may also experience symptoms such as morning sickness and palpitations. So women who are pregnant before the age of 20 or over 35, have a history of miscarriage, or have had a molar pregnancy need to be vigilant about whether they are pregnant with a molar pregnancy. It is recommended that women go to the hospital regularly for check ups to ensure that their pregnancy is normal.
