6 reasons for repeated abortion. The thyroid and ovarian ovaries are the most important

Abortion is described as recurring if it occurs 3 consecutive times or more and that 1% of women suffer from recurrent pregnancy loss.

There are several laboratory tests to determine the cause of spontaneous abortion, but in many cases there may be no clear and conclusive reason, and it is impossible to predict that abortion will occur. will not reproduce despite treatment.

Dr. Amr Abdelmohsen, consultant for women and obstetrics at Zagazig University in Egypt, told Al-Ain Al-Akhbar that it is often unclear why abortion is repeated, but that several risk factors contribute to the occurrence, such as uterine malformations or chromosome disorders and immune and genetic reasons. The age of the mother is 35 years and that of the father over 40 years.

"Some problems contribute to recurrent miscarriages, such as hypothyroidism, ovarian failure, and alcohol consumption," he said.

He notes that avoiding the continuation of the problem depends on the diagnosis of the cause of the abortion through complete medical examinations and a review of the patient's medical history and then of the cause and treatment.

He says that in some cases, it is necessary to change the way of life, for example to stop smoking, not to drink alcohol and maintain a healthy weight or medical treatment in case of thyroid problems or of hormones, immune disorders or polycystic ovaries, and in some cases requiring surgery. In the uterus, it is advisable to avoid recurrent miscarriages by receiving the necessary care and balanced nutrition.

Several tests are preferred, such as the examination of the blood group of wives and antimicrobials in the mother and the detection of uterine anomalies by sonar and magnetic resonance of the pelvic area and the detection of vaginal bacterial infections.

He says that there is a good chance of pregnancy and its continuation if the appropriate treatment of the problem.

Abdul Mohsin warns of six problems in women that can lead to repeated pregnancy loss:

1. There are problems in the uterus such as (fibroblast or uterine barrier).

2. There are problems in the cervix of the uterus (such as weak contractions or shortening of the cervix of the uterus).

3. There are 50% of cases after the analysis of embryos that have defects or syndromes satisfactory, which can affect them for life in case of completion.

4. The mother is exposed to hormonal or viral disorders, such as toxoplasmosis or chlamydia.

5. Infection of the mother with immunological diseases or diseases related to blood clotting in which the percentage of coagulation is high and can not pump blood to the uterus.

6. Genetic causes.