I had a miscarriage one month into my pregnancy.

One month into the pregnancy, many aspects of the pregnancy are not stable and the fetus has not yet taken shape. Pregnant women are more cautious during this period. Some pregnant women may experience spontaneous abortion one month into their pregnancy. So, what should you pay attention to if you have a miscarriage one month into pregnancy? What are the reasons for a miscarriage one month into pregnancy? Next, the editor will explain it in detail for everyone.

What should you pay attention to if you have a miscarriage one month into pregnancy?

You should pay attention to rest and improve nutrition. Do not engage in heavy physical work or strenuous activities within half a month, and avoid contact with cold water. Eat more fish, meat, eggs, beans, protein-rich foods and fruits rich in vitamins to speed up the body's recovery.

What are the causes of spontaneous abortion during pregnancy?

In fact, it is easier to have a miscarriage when preparing to be pregnant for three months, and it is also common to have a miscarriage when pregnant for one month. So, what are the reasons for miscarriage one month into pregnancy? In the early stages of pregnancy, the condition of the embryo in the body is not stable. If the pregnant woman is stimulated or sick at this time, it is easy to cause miscarriage. In fact, there are many reasons for miscarriage one month into pregnancy, and they are very complicated.

Generally speaking, the key cause of miscarriage in early pregnancy is abnormalities in the fertilized egg. About 80% of miscarriages in the first two months of pregnancy are due to some kind of defect in the sperm and egg, which causes the embryo to develop to a certain level and terminate the pregnancy. The combination of sperm and egg requires the effect of estrogen for the embryo to implant in the endometrium. When the estrogen secretion of pregnant women is insufficient, the endocrine function is unbalanced, which will cause the uterine decidua to be underdeveloped, affecting the development of sperm and egg combination, and easily lead to miscarriage. Also, reproductive organ diseases such as uterine malformation, pelvic tumors, and especially cervical fibroids may cause miscarriage due to affecting the development of the fetus.

In addition, in the early stages of pregnancy, if the pregnant woman's abdomen is hit or squeezed by external forces, or if she participates in heavy physical work, intense sports competitions, or even falls, it may cause miscarriage. Also, the state of the embryo in the early stage of pregnancy is not stable. If the pregnant woman's mood is severely stimulated at this time and her mood fluctuates greatly, it may cause an imbalance in the body environment, promote uterine contractions and cause miscarriage.