Patient's question:
Doctor, it's that I had a miscarriage before. But at the moment of the miscarriage, I didn't feel anything at all, and no one pushed me. It just felt strange. I questioned whether there might be an issue with the supplements I was given. How did this natural miscarriage occur?Doctor's answer:
Early spontaneous abortion is most commonly caused by chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo or fetus. Conditions such as systemic diseases in pregnant women (e.g., severe infections, high-temperature illnesses), uterine malformations, uterine fibroids, and abnormal endocrine functions in women (e.g., insufficient progesterone) can lead to miscarriage. Strong stress (e.g., direct abdominal impact, excessive sexual activity) or psychological adverse stimuli (e.g., excessive tension, anxiety, fear, and other mental traumas) can also cause miscarriage. If pregnant women smoke, use drugs, consume excessive coffee, or engage in other harmful habits, excessive exposure to computer, mobile phone, household appliance radiation, etc., may lead to miscarriage. Pre-pregnancy genetic counseling can be conducted. Medication during pregnancy must be prescribed and guided by a doctor, and a calm mindset is essential.