Dealing with repeated miscarriages Part 1

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Dealing with repeated miscarriages Part 1 (Teacher: Michael)

Dealing with repeated miscarriages is one of the many distressing situations that a doctor to deal with in his professional life.

A miscarriage triggered by a whole host of factors. The most common ones anatomical and genetic abnormalities but there others. For example, smoking increases the risk and diseases also associated with miscarriages. These include thyroid trouble, diabetes and a wide range of infections, from German measles (rubella), mumps, influenza, listeriosis and toxoplasmosis to herpes and malaria.

Factors in repeated miscarriages more likely to hormonal imbalance or an abnormality of the womb. The uterus two horns instead of one cavity and there is less for baby to grow. Previous womb infections or PID - pelvic inflammatory disease, where the genital organs damaged and scarred, also a cause. Babies in the wrong - in the confined space of a Fallopian tube, which normally conducts the egg from the ovary to the uterus - miscarry around six to ten weeks. This is an ectopic pregnancy. One in 140 pregnancies ectopic and more common in women over the of 30.

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