A Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion) also known as spontaneous abortion is a pregnancy which ends spontaneously before your fetus can survive. Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion) is a naturally occurring event.
Causes:
You will have a Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion) if your unborn baby has some deadly genetic problems. These problems are usually not related to the mother. Other causes of Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion) include infection, hormonal factors, physical disorders in the mother and immune responses. If the pregnant woman is suffering from serious systematic diseases such as thyroid disease or diabetes then there is a high risk of Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion). Women who are over the age of 35 are at a higher risk for Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion).
Symptoms:
Possible symptoms of Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion) include abdominal or back pain that is sharp or cramping. Other symptoms include vaginal bleeding without abdominal cramps. The bleeding and cramping may be severe, moderate or mild. If the woman is finding it difficult it difficult to sustain pregnancy then there is a high possibility of Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion). Factors such as alcohol consumption, use of non steroidal drugs are also responsible for Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion). If you smoke more than ten cigarettes per day then there is a high risk of Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion).
If there is ruptured membranes, increased cervical dilation then there are chances of Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion). If there is a possible threat to Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion) you should restrict or avoid some types of exercises. It is recommended that you should abstain from any sexual intercourse until the threat to Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion) has disappeared.
Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion)s are mainly caused due to systematic diseases such as diabetes. In such cases you can prevent Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion)s by treating these diseases before becoming pregnant. Comprehensive prenatal care given during pregnancy can avoid Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion)s. If you develop symptoms of Miscarriage (spontaneous abortion) then you must contact your doctor immediately. If these symptoms are untreated they may lead to further complications.
