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Causes Of Miscarriage




Some causes of miscarriage are linked to infections and viruses that can cause vaginal discharge and cervical dysplasia. Some bleeding is very common during pregnancy. Therefore, vaginal bleeding does not always mean that a woman has lost her unborn baby. Often this misfortune is nature’s way of ending a pregnancy in which the foetus was not growing as it should and would not have been able to survive. Some causes of miscarriage are linked to infections and viruses that can cause vaginal discharge and cervical dysplasia.

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Causes Of Miscarriage

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Vaginal Discharge, Cervical Dysplasia

This is the spontaneous loss of a pregnancy before 24 weeks. As statistics goes, as many as one quarter of pregnancies tend to miscarry. The most risky time is between six and eight weeks, dating from the last menstrual period. Some causes of miscarriage are linked to infections and viruses that can cause vaginal discharge and cervical dysplasia.

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