There are three common causes of habitual miscarriage

Most of the cases of habitual miscarriage are caused by maternal diseases, such as endocrine disorders, uterine malformation or uterine malformation. If there is a certain genetic gene on the chromosomes of both parents or the fetus, it will lead to habitual miscarriage. And if women often drink, smoke, or stay up late without enough rest, it will have an adverse effect on the growth and development of the fetus, thus causing habitual miscarriage.

Habitual miscarriage refers to more than three consecutive miscarriages. Women will experience vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain. The cause is not obvious, and most of the time it is due to some internal reasons. After each miscarriage, you should go to the hospital for a uterine curettage in time to avoid affecting the next pregnancy. At the same time, you should check and determine the specific cause of habitual miscarriage so that you can effectively avoid it when you get pregnant again. So, what are the common causes of habitual miscarriage?
1. Genetic factors <br/>This refers to habitual miscarriage caused by chromosomal abnormalities, which may be caused by chromosomal abnormalities of both spouses and fetuses. If it is inherited from the previous generation, it means that a certain genetic disease-causing gene appears on the chromosomes of the fetus itself, which prevents normal development and causes miscarriage. Or the genes carried on the chromosomes of the parents are directly inherited to the chromosomes of the fetus, which eventually leads to habitual miscarriage in women. Therefore, it is necessary to check clearly before preparing for pregnancy and take timely treatment measures.
2. Maternal disease <br/>This mainly refers to endocrine disorders in women, or abnormal uterine development. If the corpus luteum function in women is incomplete, the fetus cannot develop normally. If the female immune system is poor, the disease will invade the body and directly affect the fetus. Moreover, if the female uterus is congenitally deformed or the uterus is abnormal, the fetus cannot form normally and cannot grow normally in the uterus, and eventually miscarriage.
3. Bad habits <br/>This mainly refers to women who often smoke and drink before or during pregnancy, which seriously affects the growth and development of the fetus, thus causing habitual miscarriage. Moreover, if pregnant women do not get enough sleep and often stay up late, it will be detrimental to the health of the fetus. Therefore, women who want to have children should develop a healthy lifestyle before preparing for pregnancy, quit the bad habits of drinking and smoking, and maintain a good work and rest schedule, so as to effectively avoid habitual miscarriage.