What is the scientific reason a woman has a miscarriage?

Answer 1

I don't really believe there are exact reasons. I'm 17 and I lost my baby at 4 weeks. I know I wasn't far along, but I have been very emotional over it. I ask myself everyday, why? But there isn't a good enough reason out there. Everyone will repeat "because it wasn't supposed to happen" or "oh it could've of been retarded or something". How rude right? Well, my theory is, I was on birth control and I kept switching because it made me have really weird periods...I also have a sleeping disorder, which I have to take muscle relaxers for. I think mine was caused by all those pills that were taken, when I didn't know I was pregnant. I started off blaming myself, that's the worst thing to do. Everything DOES happen for a reason. I wish I could have that baby everyday of my life. We picked the name Gracie for a girl the night before it happened, and now its tattoed on my leg, because no matter what, it is a part of you. And it makes you only stronger.

I hope I could help.

Pro-Life!

Answer 2

It usually happens when the babies heart stops beating, when something happens....like if you were a smoker, drinker, or you used tobbaco in any way...or If you you in some way hurt the baby inside your tummy It usually happens when the babies heart stops beating, when something happens....like if you were a smoker, drinker, or you used tobbaco in any way...or If you you in some way hurt the baby inside your tummy

Answer 3

Women lose their babies through miscarriages due to a problem with the placenta, woman's health, for example, if a woman is suffering from Diabetes, or due to other infections such as rubella, listeriosis, toxoplasmosis, or vaginosis.