Why does natural miscarriage occur one month into pregnancy?

Patient's question:

I don't know if the reason for the natural miscarriage after one month of pregnancy is due to excessive pressure. Is this the first time you are pregnant?

Doctor's answer:

Natural miscarriage refers to the spontaneous expulsion of a fetus that is unable to live outside the mother's body. Natural miscarriage accounts for approximately 15% to 30% of all early pregnancies. In the first three months of early pregnancy, it is referred to as early miscarriage; between the 12th and 20th weeks of early pregnancy, it is called mid-trimester miscarriage. After the 20th week of early pregnancy, it is referred to as late fetal loss, which may still be viable but requires highly advanced care conditions. The majority of causes of natural miscarriage are due to uterine abnormalities leading to poor fetal development, which can result in miscarriage.

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