Does the uterus have memory?

There are many sayings that the uterus has memory function. For example, if a fetal arrest occurs on a certain day of a certain month this year, the same problem will occur at this time next year. Is this true? What should we do if we encounter such a problem? Let’s take a look at whether the uterus has memory function.

Statement 1: Some people say that if you were pregnant in January last time and then the fetus stopped growing, you should avoid getting pregnant in January next time, otherwise there is a high chance that the fetus will stop growing again.

Statement 2: Another statement is that if the last pregnancy was in March, or there was a miscarriage or surgery, then the next pregnancy should be avoided in March, otherwise there is a high chance of miscarriage again.

Statement three: This denies the above two statements. For example, if the last fetal arrest or miscarriage was around 70 days, then the next time you get pregnant you must pay close attention in the same time period, which is around 70 days. This period is a sensitive period, and it is relatively easier for the last situation to occur again.

Tips: 1. Clinicians say that in this situation, the top priority is to check whether there are symptoms of habitual miscarriage and whether there are signs of biochemical pregnancy.

2. There are many factors that cause habitual miscarriage, such as stress, living environment, etc. From a medical point of view, immune factors, genetic factors, infectious factors, endocrine factors, anatomical factors, etc. can all cause habitual abortion. Of course, there are other factors that cause habitual miscarriage.

In fact, no matter what problems arise during pregnancy, we recommend that you first go to a regular hospital for consultation and a detailed examination. Do not make your own judgments or follow the trend blindly. This will not only affect your own physical and mental health, but also bring unnecessary trouble to pregnancy.