Why did I have two spontaneous abortions?

Some female friends were careless during their first pregnancy and suffered miscarriage. They thought that if they took good care of their bodies, there would be no major problems if they got pregnant again. In fact, this is not the case. These people often find that after a miscarriage, they are very likely to have another miscarriage, so they are very confused and puzzled about why they have two miscarriages. I have consulted with many parties and will give you the most authoritative answers.

Many women do not care about the miscarriage in their first pregnancy, and soon they get pregnant again, and then miscarry again. This happens many times, and the pregnancy can never last to full term, so they are anxious to find the cause. Generally speaking, there are reasons for spontaneous miscarriage. After miscarriage, some examinations should be done to make up for the loss and create conditions for the next pregnancy.

1. Check the condition of the man's semen. Sperm is the messenger of new life. If the sperm has poor motility, high deformity rate, or low semen volume, it may affect the combination of sperm and egg. Even if the defective sperm can combine with the egg, it often has no end. This kind of miscarriage often occurs in the first 3 months of pregnancy.

2. Check the woman's ovulation and luteal phase. This can be seen from the basal body temperature measurement chart. If the basal body temperature rises slowly after ovulation and exceeds 36.7℃ for less than 10 days, it indicates ovarian insufficiency. That is, the amount of progesterone secreted is low, resulting in the endometrial environment being unsuitable for the implantation and development of fertilized eggs. Just like poor soil lacking fertilizers, seedlings are prone to withering, and embryos lacking nutrition are also prone to withering and miscarriage.

3. Check the condition of the woman's uterus and the internal cervix. The uterus is a hotbed for the growth of the fetus. If the uterus is narrow or deformed, such as a bicornuate uterus, a uterine septum, or uterine fibroids protruding into the uterine cavity, it will limit the expansion of the uterine cavity, affect the development of the fetus, and cause miscarriage. If the internal cervix is ​​loose, when the fetus develops to 3-4 months later, the amniotic fluid in the fetal sac will increase the pressure and gravity toward the cervix, which often makes the loose internal cervix unable to support it, and it is easy to suddenly expand and cause the fetus to flow out.

4. A comprehensive examination of the woman's health should be conducted. If she suffers from acute infectious diseases (acute hepatitis, influenza, pneumonia, etc.) during pregnancy, bacterial toxins or viruses can enter the fetal blood through the placenta, causing the fetus to be poisoned and infected and die; if the pregnant woman has a high fever for a long time, it can also stimulate the uterus to contract and expel the fetus. In addition, if a woman suffers from more serious chronic diseases, such as aplastic anemia, lupus erythematosus, chronic hepatitis, hyperthyroidism, etc., it can also cause endocrine system disorders, leading to placental ischemia and hypoxia, causing fetal miscarriage.

Why did I have two miscarriages? Now, everyone knows why this happened. Therefore, female friends should be extremely careful when they are pregnant, because once miscarriage occurs, it will cause a certain degree of irreparable damage to the female body, and it may also have a certain adverse effect on your future fertility. Therefore, female friends should be more careful.