What is the reason for the three miscarriages?

Pregnancy is the phenomenon that women pay the most attention to. Once pregnant, the female body may face greater health risks. Among them, the development of the fetus is the most critical and most likely to have problems, which brings greater pressure to women. For example, fetal arrest is an extremely dangerous situation. It can lead to the termination of fetal development, stillbirth, etc. What is the reason for three fetal arrests? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

1. Malnutrition

However, there are still people suffering from malnutrition in today's society. Some women still maintain very "restrained" eating habits during the pregnancy preparation stage, either because they are too busy at work or in order to lose weight. This may lead to malnutrition during pregnancy and even the risk of fetal arrest.

Therefore, during pregnancy, mothers must pay attention to supplementing nutrition. Everyone wants to be beautiful, but they must not starve the baby.

2. Hypoxia

Hypoxia does not necessarily mean that the pregnant mother is lacking oxygen, but it may be due to insufficient oxygen supply to the placenta due to various reasons.

If the pregnant mother suffers from high blood pressure, diabetes or other diseases, she must tell the doctor clearly and follow the doctor's advice.

3. External environment

Noise, radiation, heavy metal pollution, high temperature, low air pressure, all kinds of adverse external environments may cause fetal arrest in pregnant women.

No matter what happens in normal times, at least during pregnancy, pregnant mothers must stay away from bad environments and not let the external environment become the "murderer" of fetal arrest.

4. Endocrine disorders

Many pregnant mothers encounter this situation, but they do not pay enough attention to it. Estrogen, progesterone, and human chorionic gonadotropin are the three most important endogenous hormones in the early stages of embryonic development. They can even be said to determine the "life and death" of the fetus.

However, if the pregnant mother has endocrine disorders, such as corpus luteum dysfunction, it will be difficult for her to secrete enough hormones needed for embryonic development, and there is a risk of fetal arrest.

In fact, these possible causes of fetal arrest are completely avoidable. Pregnant mothers must check in time and actively solve any problems.