How long does it take to avoid miscarriage?

There are many aspects that women need to pay attention to during pregnancy, including maternal health, nutrition and diet, and lifestyle, which are very important for the healthy growth and development of the fetus, because miscarriage may occur if you are not careful. How long does it take for a pregnancy to be stable and not have miscarriage? How to prevent natural and accidental miscarriage?

How long does it take for a pregnancy to be stable without miscarriage?

Pregnant women around 8 weeks of pregnancy are more likely to have threatened miscarriage due to external factors, because before this, the development of the embryo mainly depends on uterine hormones, while around 8 weeks, the early embryo is formed, which provides the necessary nutrients for the growth of the fetus. The development of the fetus becomes dependent on embryonic hormones. During this buffer period, it is easily affected by external factors.

Because pregnancy is a special period for women, it needs to be completed carefully, and attention should also be paid to the possibility of miscarriage during pregnancy. How long does it take for a woman to easily have a miscarriage? Experts say that the dangerous period of pregnancy for miscarriage is mainly in the first three months of pregnancy. This type of miscarriage is mostly caused by abnormalities in the fetus's sex chromosomes, and is a natural replacement stage. How to prevent miscarriage:

1. The age is suitable for pregnancy. The best childbearing age for women is 25-29 years old. If you are too young, you may easily have miscarriage due to immature body growth. If you are too old, you may easily have spontaneous abortion due to decreased reproductive function and sudden changes in sex chromosomes.

2. You should wait for more than half a year after a miscarriage, and wait until the uterus is completely restored and the blood and qi in the body are restored before getting pregnant again.

3. Do a good pre-pregnancy check-up, especially women with a history of miscarriage should do a comprehensive check-up. If certain symptoms are found, they should be treated first and not get pregnant until the symptoms are cured.

4. Avoid contact with toxic substances during pregnancy; avoid excessive exercise; avoid rough sexual life; do not smoke or drink; eat less or no irritating food; avoid negative emotional stimulation and maintain a positive attitude; avoid touching small pets before and after pregnancy; avoid unclean sexual life. In addition, relatives should give pregnant women sufficient understanding and care.