During pregnancy, if a woman experiences symptoms of miscarriage due to non-human factors, it is clinically referred to as natural miscarriage. Natural miscarriage can be divided into two categories based on the specific time of miscarriage: early miscarriage (before 12 weeks of pregnancy) and late miscarriage (within 12 to 28 weeks of pregnancy). Some women wonder why some people are so prone to miscarriage due to natural miscarriage?
Some women are prone to miscarriage because after the first miscarriage, they did not identify the cause and did not eliminate it. Therefore, there is still a chance of miscarriage when they become pregnant again. Only by identifying the cause of miscarriage, actively cooperating with doctors for treatment, and eliminating the cause can we prevent the recurrence of miscarriage.
The main reasons for women's spontaneous abortion are as follows: first, chromosomal abnormalities, that is, chromosomal abnormalities exist in one or both women and men, or embryonic chromosomal abnormalities; second, endocrine disorders, including luteal insufficiency, polycystic ovary syndrome, thyroid or kidney dysfunction, diabetes, etc.
The third is reproductive tract abnormalities, such as uterine malformations (single angle uterus, double angle uterus, double uterus and uterine septum), cervical dysfunction, uterine fibroids, etc. The fourth is reproductive tract infections, such as vaginitis, endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. The fifth is paternal factors, such as poor sperm quality and low sperm vitality. The sixth is unhealthy lifestyle habits, such as frequent smoking and drinking, excessive intake of caffeine, etc.
