MISS-CARRIAGE

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MISS-CARRIAGE

A miscarriage, also called a spontaneous abortion, is the spontaneous ending of a pregnancy. It is not uncommon for women to have one miscarriage, as approximately two out of every ten pregnancies will result in miscarriage.

A miscarriage is most likely to occur within the first three months of pregnancy, before 20 weeks gestation. Only one percent of miscarriages occur after 20 weeks gestation. These are referred to as late miscarriages.

Usually women who have had one miscarriage go on to have a healthy pregnancy. However there are a few women that will continue to have two, three or more miscarriages.

According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, only about one percent of women will have three consecutive miscarriages or more.

Multiple or recurrent miscarriages is diagnosed when a woman has had two or three miscarriages in a row. Women who have had multiple miscarriages, will most probably be referred to a gynaecologist.

Having multiple miscarriages can be a devastating and painful experience for women who suffer from this condition.

Now, I want to ask, what are the symptoms of a miscarriage? Symptoms of a miscarriage often include:

(1) Bleeding that progresses from light to heavy

(2) Cramps

(3) Abdominal pain

(4) Low back ache that may range from mild to severe

If you are pregnant and are experiencing the symptoms listed above, go to a hospital or health center immediately.

Now, another question is why do some women have multiple miscarriages?

Sometimes it might be hard for doctors or experts to understand why some women have multiple miscarriages. Studies are always being carried out to ascertain why this happens. While some conditions are known to lead to miscarriage, others have been linked to it although it's not fully understood how or why they may play a part.

The following conditions are thought to cause miscarriages:

(1) Genetic problems. About half of all miscarriages that occur in the first trimester are caused by chromosomal abnormalities which might be hereditary or spontaneous in the father's sperm or the mother's egg.

(2) Exposure to environmental and workplace hazards such as high levels of radiation or toxic agents.

(3) Lifestyle factors such as smoking, drinking alcohol, or using illegal drugs

(4) Problems with the uterus. If the uterus has an abnormal shape, fibroids or incompetent cervix (The cervix begins to widen and open too early, in the middle of pregnancy, without signs of pain or labour.)

(5) Hormonal irregularities. Some conditions, such as polycystic ovaries have been linked to recurrent miscarriage. But, as yet, it's not fully understood why they are linked and how well treatments work.

(5) Maternal age. Studies have shown that the risk of miscarriage is 12 percent to 15 percent for women in their 20s and rises to about 25 percent for women at age 40.

A study published last year suggests that women who are 'super-fertile' may have multiple miscarriages.

Although, there are some unknown causes. Many couples do not find the cause of their multiple miscarriages. And because it is possible to have different causes for each miscarriage, it may not be possible to discover a pattern for a woman's miscarriages. While having multiple miscarriages may leave you feeling hopeless. You should note that many women who experience multiple miscarriages do go on to have a baby. This is especially the case if your losses were a result of chance.

Have you been affected by single or multiple miscarriages? Or do you have or know anyone who is suffering or affected by multiple or single miscarriages? How have you or they been able to cope with it?
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