The good news of pregnancy is a happy event that excites mothers and fathers and informs them of the beginning of their new life.
The period until the moment of birth is very important for protecting the health of the mother and the baby, both in planned pregnancies and unplanned pregnancies. During this period, the expectant mother; experiencing physiological and psychological changes. He will also have to make significant changes in his lifestyle. So much so that proper pregnancy follow-up along with sleep and nutrition patterns are significantly effective in protecting the health of the mother and the unborn baby.
Miscarriage may occur for different reasons during pregnancy. Miscarriage is defined as the end of pregnancy in the first 20 weeks. It is of great importance, especially for expectant mothers who are at risk of miscarriage or premature birth, to take the necessary precautions in this regard.
What are the Symptoms of Miscarriage?
Intense feeling of pain in the back and hip
Abnormal bleeding
Vaginal discharge or clotted blood
Cramps in the abdominal area
Groin pain
Symptoms caused by miscarriage can be experienced differently and with different severity in each woman. For this reason, in case of any complaint, it is recommended to consult the doctor who monitors the pregnancy.
Miscarriage is an event that deeply affects both expectant mothers and fathers. For this reason, any risk factor that may cause miscarriage during pregnancy should be evaluated and necessary precautions should be taken.
What are the factors that cause miscarriage?
Food poisoning, consumption of harmful substances such as cigarettes and alcohol
Congenital defects of the uterus (curtain in the uterus, double uterus)
Acute infections
Trauma to the expectant mother (crash, fall, accident, violence)
Thyroid hormone disorders
Kidney diseases
Blood pressure problems
The expectant mother is at an advanced age
The expectant mother is over the ideal weight
Exposure to feverish diseases
Heart failure
Women experiencing miscarriage need both physical and psychological support. Therefore, the support of their spouses and families is important.
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