Spontaneous miscarriage in more than two months of pregnancy

Pregnancy is a necessary condition for a family to give birth to a new life, but the fertility of modern people has declined significantly, bringing crises to many families. There are many manifestations of poor ability to conceive, among which spontaneous abortion after pregnancy is becoming more and more common, causing women to suffer great physical and emotional pain. Let’s take a look at what causes miscarriage after more than two months of pregnancy. I hope everyone can understand it.

Generally speaking, termination of pregnancy before 28 weeks of gestation or when the fetal weight is less than 1000g is called spontaneous abortion. One month of pregnancy is considered early pregnancy, so miscarriage at one month of pregnancy is considered early miscarriage. There are many reasons for early miscarriage. It may be due to the pregnant woman's unstable emotions in the early pregnancy, or it may be caused by physical illness, but it may also be caused by poor condition of the embryo itself. Also, if the pregnant woman has received a blood transfusion in the past, or if coagulant factors that are incompatible with her blood type are produced during pregnancy, the fetus's cells will agglutinate and hemolyze, causing miscarriage. However, from the perspective of eugenics, spontaneous abortion is also a means of reproductive selection for humans themselves.

In addition, women’s miscarriage during pregnancy is not only due to the women themselves. Some of it is due to habitual miscarriage, which is also related to the men to a certain extent. Improper sexual intercourse in early pregnancy may directly lead to miscarriage due to mechanical stimulation of the uterus. Also, when you are one month pregnant, the embryo itself is still unstable, so if you are not careful it can easily lead to miscarriage, and sometimes even the pregnant woman herself doesn’t know it.

The main causes of spontaneous abortion are:

1. Abnormal fertilized eggs

Abnormal fertilized eggs refer to defects in sperm and eggs that affect the normal development of the embryo, causing the embryo to stop growing at a certain stage. This situation is the main cause of early miscarriage.

2. Endocrine dysfunction

After the fertilized egg is formed, in order for it to grow and develop further until it becomes a fetus, it needs sufficient progesterone to help it implant in the uterine wall. Therefore, if the endocrine system of a pregnant woman is out of balance during pregnancy, resulting in insufficient secretion of progesterone, it will affect the further development of the fertilized egg, and in severe cases it will lead to miscarriage.

3. Systemic diseases in pregnant women

First, if the pregnant woman's uterus has pathological characteristics, such as poor development, uterine fibroids, etc., it is very likely to cause miscarriage; secondly, if the pregnant woman suffers from pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, thalassemia, rubella, malnutrition and other diseases, it is also likely to cause miscarriage.