In this article, we discussed the meaning of missed miscarriage, the symptoms, the causes, we also talked about the treatment.<\/p>\n
Definition<\/p>\n
A missed miscarriage is also known as a missed abortion or spontaneous abortion. It\u2019s a miscarriage in which the fetus didn\u2019t form or is no longer developing, but the placenta and developing tissues are still in your uterus.<\/p>\n
A missed abortion gets its name because this type of miscarriage doesn\u2019t cause symptoms of bleeding and cramps that occur in other types of miscarriages. It\u2019s common to have no symptoms during a missed abortion. This can make it difficult for you to know that the loss has occurred.<\/p>\n
The symptoms of a missed miscarriage<\/strong><\/p>\n It\u2019s common to have no symptoms with a missed miscarriage. You may also notice:<\/p>\n brownish discharge<\/p>\n lessening or disappearing early pregnancy symptoms like nausea and breast soreness<\/p>\n The Causes a Missed Miscarriage:<\/strong><\/p>\n The causes of missed abortion are not fully known. About 50% of miscarriages happen because the embryo has the wrong number of chromosomes.<\/p>\n Sometimes, miscarriage may be caused by a uterine problem like scarring.<\/p>\n You may be at higher risk for missed miscarriage if you have an endocrine or an autoimmune disorder, or are a heavy smoker. Physical trauma can cause a missed miscarriage as well.<\/p>\n If you have it, your doctor likely won\u2019t be able to pinpoint a reason. In a missed miscarriage, the embryo stops developing, and there\u2019s usually no clear explanation.<\/p>\n Stress, exercise, sex, and travel do not cause miscarriage, so it\u2019s important not to blame yourself.<\/p>\n