How is natural abortion?

Update Date: 2025-07-30 Source: Network

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How is natural abortion? Natural state (non-human caused) abortion is called spontaneous abortion. In all clinically confirmed pregnancies, the incidence of spontaneous abortion is about 15%. Abortion before 12 weeks is defined as early abortion, and abortion between 12 weeks and less than 28 weeks is defined as late abortion.

How is natural abortion?

Factor one; Genetic factors. If the fetal chromosome number or structure is abnormal, it will lead to embryonic dysplasia. In the case of spontaneous abortion, especially in the first three months of pregnancy, genetic factors account for 60% - 70%, in which 50% - 60% of abortion children have chromosomal abnormalities, and 10% of couples have chromosomal abnormalities.

Second factor; External adverse factors. Such as: pregnant women smoking or passive smoking, drinking, contact with chemicals or poisons, living in a serious noise, high temperature and vibration environment, emotional disorders, these factors will lead to placental and fetal damage, resulting in abortion.

Third factor; The male factor. About 10% - 15% of men's semen contains a certain amount of bacteria, is asymptomatic germ sperm disease, will cause abortion. There's also a maternal disease. Pregnant women suffering from diseases that are not conducive to fetal growth and development will cause fetal abortion.

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Nature? Generally speaking, the bleeding after abortion is about 2 weeks, because of individual differences, some people may have less bleeding time, so the specific time after abortion can not accurately judge the number of days. Generally, spontaneous abortion is divided into threatened abortion, inevitable abortion and incomplete abortion, complete abortion, missed abortion and abortion infection. Generally, complete abortion is the only one that can completely flow away, while the remaining four types basically need to be re cleared. For whether spontaneous abortion flows away, it needs to be detected by B-ultrasound in the hospital.