Miscarriage Research Paper

Miscarriage or “spontaneous loss” is the natural loss of embryo or fetus before 20 weeks of pregnancy. There are variety of reasons that can contribute to miscarriage, but the main cause is because the embryo or fetus did not develop correctly (chromosomal abnormalities). Nothing can be done to avoid a miscarriage, but medical care options are available to help go through this loss without further complications. A spontaneous abortion can be detected and might require treatment depending at what stage occurred. Some symptoms such as abdominal pain, low back pain, weakness and high temperature are signs of miscarriage. Also, older women are more susceptible of having a spontaneous loss than younger women. This painful loss is caused by health
disorders, generic abnormalities and environmental circumstance.