Many women experience miscarriage shortly after successful conception without even realizing they are pregnant. Treating the bleeding symptoms caused by miscarriage as menstruation belongs to biochemical pregnancy. Women who repeatedly experience biochemical pregnancy must be vigilant. So, what are the reasons for repeated biochemical pregnancy?
There are many reasons that can lead to repeated biochemical pregnancies in women, which are likely caused by chromosomal abnormalities, immune factors, and viral infections. If women have consecutive biochemical pregnancies, they should take it seriously and go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible, and both husband and wife need to go to a regular hospital for physical examination together.
Biochemical pregnancy may be caused by males, and if the quality of sperm is poor, it can lead to defects in the fertilized egg. After the fertilized egg implants, it is difficult to develop into an embryo, so biochemical pregnancy may occur. If biochemical pregnancy is caused by poor sperm quality in males, male friends need to improve the quality of sperm through some treatments and adjustments.
There is a significant correlation between repeated biochemical pregnancies and a woman's age. Women over 40 years old are more likely to experience biochemical pregnancies after pregnancy. As women reach the age of 40, ovarian function begins to decline, which can affect the quality of eggs. Even if this type of egg is successfully fertilized, it is likely to result in miscarriage.
