Patient's question:
Hello, could you please explain what causes natural miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
The causes of natural miscarriage are primarily genetic gene defects. If either partner has chromosomal abnormalities, early natural miscarriage may occur again. This is often due to recurrent abnormalities in embryonic growth and development, most commonly resulting in an empty gestational sac or a atrophic embryo. In addition to many maternal factors, such as the mother suffering from systemic diseases, infections, high fever, or small genital organ deformities, uterine tumors can interfere with embryonic implantation and development, leading to miscarriage. Endocrine abnormalities, such as insufficient corpus luteum function, can also cause miscarriage. Psychological trauma, immune function abnormalities, and excessive exposure to harmful chemicals can also lead to miscarriage.