It is completely normal for expecting couples to be curious about their chances of miscarriage. A miscarriage may be very traumatic and depressing; however, we also need to accept the fact that this unfortunate event is very natural. In fact every pregnancy women below 35 years old has  10-20% chances of having a miscarriage. The risk of miscarriage even increases as you age older than 35. Given this, it is very important that you keep yourself aware about why a miscarriage occurs, the pregnancy chances of miscarriage, the treatment of miscarriage, etc. In this article, we will share with you everything that you need to know about miscarriage cases.

What are the signs of miscarriage? If you feel anything unusual during your pregnancy, contact your doctor right away. Below are some of the most common miscarriage symptoms.

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What does a miscarriage occur? How can you reduce chances of miscarriage? Is it possible to have  a healthy   pregnancy after miscarriage? Every pregnancy woman fears of having a miscarriage. Given this, it is very important that you keep yourself aware of the basic information on how you can save your baby from being miscarriage. In this particular article, we will share with you the different types of miscarriage.

Miscarriage is not a single event. Rather, it is a process. A miscarriage comes in several stages and types. More often that not, all types of miscarriage are referred to as “miscarriage” but in some cases, they may also be  coined as:

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What is a miscarriage?

A miscarriage is the loss of a pregnancy during the first 20 weeks. It is usually your body’s way of ending a pregnancy that has had a bad start. The loss of a pregnancy can be very hard to accept.

You may wonder why it happened or blame yourself. But a miscarriage is no one’s fault, and you can’t prevent it.

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 Pregnancy after  miscarriage is a common concern for many women that had a miscarriage. Read on to see what you can do to create a more successful pregnancy after a miscarriage.

20 -25% of all pregnancies end in a miscarriage. No two pregnancies are alike. Each pregnancy is a unique experience for a woman and the incoming child so we cannot compare one pregnancy to another. The success rate of a pregnancy after a miscarriage can be increased with these following tips:

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Pregnancy miscarriage is the traumatic end of a pregnancy. It marks the natural or spontaneous end of a pregnancy at a stage where the embryo or the fetus is not capable of surviving. Most expectant mothers seem to get panicky about this mishap during the course of pregnancy. As per medical experts, miscarriages can take place in the first trimester or the first twelve weeks of pregnancy. The period starting from 12 weeks to 28 weeks of pregnancy are the most risk prone. Therefore, pregnant women must be familiar of the symptoms and the causes of miscarriage and be on the alert all the time.

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Before we proceed to miscarriage signs, let’s understand the causes of miscarriage. Miscarriage usually happens in the first trimester (12 weeks) of pregnancy with more than 90% of miscarriages happen within the first 8 weeks of pregnancy. It affects 10% to 20% of all confirmed pregnancies. Though most people believe it is a natural causes, experts have identified several known causes of miscarriage. They are:

1. Genetic factors and hormonal imbalances which affects the quality of the chromosomes, or the quality of the egg
2. The age of the mother-to-be (those who are over 35 have high tendencies)
3. Dependency on certain drugs or treatment such as dependency on insulin by diabetic patient.
4. Certain infections like Chlamydia or certain viruses
5. Systematic disorders, for instance lupus
6. The kind of lifestyles such as the level of alcohol, drugs or smoking consumption taken constantly.

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