Patient's question:
How have I had three natural miscarriages in these three years. The check revealed immune infertility, and each time it was over forty days before it was lost.Doctor's answer:
1. Caused by endocrine disorders: During pregnancy, a woman's body undergoes significant hormonal changes. If the body has not yet met the requirements for pregnancy, it can easily lead to miscarriage.2. Caused by uterine development abnormalities: Many women are born with uterine developmental abnormalities, such as double uterus or unicornuate uterus, which can cause miscarriage. Additionally, women with endometrial polyps may also affect fetal development during pregnancy, leading to miscarriage.
3. Caused by infectious factors: If a woman contracts a bacterial infection during pregnancy or suffers from gynecological inflammation, it can easily lead to upward infection of the fetus, affecting normal fetal development and potentially resulting in miscarriage.
4. Caused by genetic factors: Abnormalities in the genes of both men and women are the main or primary factors or causes of miscarriage.