How long should I rest after a miscarriage in four months of pregnancy?

Miscarriage at four months of pregnancy is a very painful thing for women. This symptom is congenital miscarriage, which will have a great impact on women's physical health. Generally, it takes a month of rest to slowly recover. During the recovery process of a woman's body, she should avoid cold and excessive fatigue, and pay attention to nutritional supplements and cleaning of the uterus after miscarriage.

How long should I rest after a miscarriage in four months of pregnancy?

It is best for pregnant women to rest in bed at home for a few days after a miscarriage to avoid excessive fatigue, otherwise it will be difficult for their body to recover. Generally speaking, you can go out after resting for 3 to 5 days, but try to avoid overwork and excessive exercise. If you want to continue working after a miscarriage, it is best to rest for at least 14 days, because going to work too early is not conducive to your body's recovery, and if you are too tired and don't get enough rest, you may suffer from female diseases in the future. Therefore, you must do the necessary care after miscarriage to ensure your health.

Causes of miscarriage

1. Embryonic (or fetal) factors

1. Abnormal embryonic development is the most common cause of early miscarriage, and miscarriage caused by chromosomal abnormalities accounts for about 50-60%.

2. Placental abnormalities: Due to incomplete development of the trophoblast, degeneration of the placental villi, or the placenta being attached too low, fetal-placental circulation may be impaired, leading to miscarriage.

2. Maternal Factors

1. Acute infectious diseases, which may cause fetal death due to pathogens or toxins invading through the placenta, or cause uterine contractions and miscarriage due to high fever or poisoning;

2. Severe anemia or heart failure, resulting in fetal death due to lack of oxygen;

3. Endocrine disorders, such as corpus luteum insufficiency, lead to decidual dysplasia, affecting the development of fertilized eggs; 4. Uterine dysplasia, uterine fibroids or malformations can also hinder embryonic development;

5. Due to the relaxation of the internal cervical os, it cannot withstand the increased pressure of the fetal sac, resulting in late miscarriage;

6. Strong mental stimulation, trauma or sexual intercourse can also cause miscarriage.