A pregnant woman should always be concerned about the risks of a miscarriage. Most miscarriages occur for reasons you have no control over, thus difficult to pinpoint the exact cause. Here are four of the most common causes of miscarriages.
1. Abnormal chromosomes
A baby's chromosome problem causes miscarriage in the first 13 weeks. The genes in the chromosomes determine the baby's unique traits. There is no any baby who will grow normal with the wrong number of chromosomes. Miscarriage and chromosome problem increases at the age of 35.
2. Medical conditions
A woman's risk of miscarriage is being increased by some health problems such as a) the cytomegalovirus infection. b.) The prevention of the lining of the uterus from thickening where the egg that is fertilized needs an implant. This is caused by a hormone problem. C.) A chronic disease that is poorly controlled. d.) uterus problems or services such as fibroids or an abnormally shaped uterus.
3. Poor lifestyle
Irresponsible lifestyle increases the risk of miscarriage. The dangerous habits for a developing baby include smoking, heavy drinking and using illegal drugs.
4. Environmental Hazards
Substances in the environment at home or work, if they are not friendly, might increase pregnancy risk for miscarriage. The substances include Lead in old water pipes, mercury from a broken thermometer, solvents such as paint thinners degreasers and stain. It is advisable to inform the doctor to reduce chances of high risks.