Is it difficult to prepare for pregnancy after an inevitable miscarriage?

Many people don’t have a particularly good understanding of inevitable miscarriage. Inevitable miscarriage refers to miscarriage that is easy to occur after pregnancy and is a type of habitual miscarriage. For such women, it is very distressing. At this time, they should do a timely examination to understand the specific causes of miscarriage. It may be related to bad living habits or some physical conditions. Let's take a look at this aspect below.

Is it difficult to prepare for pregnancy after an inevitable miscarriage?

First, avoid bad living habits

Cigarettes and alcohol are very harmful to the body, and the stimulation they cause to the body cannot be relieved in a day or two. Therefore, if you want to be a pregnant mother or father, you must quit smoking and drinking. If you have just quit smoking and drinking, you must wait for 3 months before you can get pregnant.

Long-term drinking and smoking affect the development of male sperm and female eggs. If a person smokes 20 to 30 cigarettes a day, the chance of sperm deformity is particularly high. If the penis is over 30, there will be more deformed parts, which may induce prostatitis, affect the reproductive system, and even cause impotence in severe cases.

Second, I just stopped taking birth control pills.

Whether you are taking short-term or long-term contraceptives, they will have a negative impact on women's body functions, inhibit the endocrine system that promotes ovulation, and affect reproductive cells. Therefore, you cannot try to get pregnant within a short period of time after stopping the medication, the specific time is 6 months. On the contrary, if you conceive immediately after stopping the medication, the baby will have defects.

Third, mental trauma

Emotions are something that seems invisible but has a huge impact. They have a great impact on our physical condition. Whether men or women, they should maintain a happy mood while preparing to have a baby to ensure the normal function of their reproductive cells.

Fourth, less than six months after giving birth or after miscarriage

It is unscientific to start planning for another child less than half a year after your last birth, because one birth will inevitably bring sequelae to the body, and you need to leave enough time for the body to recover. Therefore, you should not rush to have a second child.

If the birth is not a natural birth but a caesarean section, it will take at least two to three years to recover, because caesarean section is more harmful than a natural birth and requires time to recuperate. If you don't have good self-cultivation and rashly give birth to a second child, the uterus may rupture, which is very dangerous.

Women who have experienced artificial abortion or premature birth must wait six months before getting pregnant again. Because, becoming pregnant again after a miscarriage may cause habitual miscarriage and may also cause harm to the female reproductive organs. At least, wait a year before getting pregnant again.

Fifth, fatigue

Some newlyweds choose to take a long trip for their honeymoon when they get married. Although such a trip can promote feelings and make people happy, it can also make people tired. In such a tired state, it is not suitable to have children. If one of you is on a long business trip, more than two weeks, it is best not to have a baby before you have recovered.

Sixth, exposure to harmful substances

Women who have recently been exposed to X-rays will have their reproductive cells killed. Therefore, women who have recently undergone X-ray exposure, especially abdominal radiography, must wait four weeks before becoming pregnant.

If you have just renovated your home and are planning to get pregnant, you must check whether the formaldehyde, benzene and other harmful substances in the house exceed the standard, because the impact of formaldehyde on the human body cannot be ignored. Too high a concentration can cause fetal deformity and difficult labor for pregnant women.

TIPS

You should not get pregnant within three months after receiving the rubella vaccine, because the vaccine can affect the fetus and cause abnormal development. In addition, if the new mother is already pregnant and then infected with the rubella virus, there is a greater chance of causing congenital malformations in the fetus.