Patient's question:
Hello doctor, recently there have been many friends around me who have experienced fetal demise, so I wanted to learn about the early symptoms of this condition to prevent myself from developing it as well.Doctor's answer:
Miscarriage is not a name of a disease, but rather a common symptom of many different conditions. The main causes of miscarriage can be categorized into four aspects: first, reproductive endocrine issues; second, reproductive immune problems; third, uterine issues; and fourth, chromosomal problems. If an embryo stops developing, all pregnancy symptoms in the mother will gradually disappear. Initially, there will be no more nausea or vomiting, and eventually, lower abdominal pain may occur, leading to the expulsion of the embryo. These symptoms vary from person to person. Some may experience no signs at all and directly present with abdominal pain, followed by a miscarriage. Others may have a miscarriage or an embryonic arrest without any symptoms, which is only discovered through routine ultrasound examinations. Experts recommend that it is essential to maintain a stable mindset before and during pregnancy and to avoid excessive fatigue.