Factors leading to miscarriage

The main causes of miscarriages are chromosomal alterations in the fetus, malformations in the mother's uterus or other systemic diseases that the mother may have.

Occasionally, there are certain indicators that may indicate that the pregnancy is at risk and that a miscarriage may occur, such as, for example, vaginal bleeding.

It is important to follow the specialist's indications to prevent miscarriage from occurring and the pregnancy from continuing. Risk factors such as toxins, poor diet or infections must be controlled.