Causes of Abortions..3

Causes of Abortions..3



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Causes of Abortions..3
Posted in 2014

(b) Trauma:
  • Direct trauma: on the abdominal wall by blow or fall may be related to abortion. But fortunately except in abortion prone women, pregnancy remains undisturbed.
  • Psychic: emotional upset or change in environment may lead to abortion by affecting the uterine activity.
  • In susceptible individual, even a minor trauma in the form of a journey along rough road, internal examination in early months or eliciting Hegar’s sign or sexual intercourse in early months is rough to excite abortion.
  • Amniocentesis, chorion villus sampling or abdominal surgery in early months may cause abortion.
(c) Toxic agents: environmental toxins like lead, arsenic, anaesthetic gases, tobacco, caffine, alcohol, radiation in excess amount increase the risk of abortion. Drugs used for epilepsy or antimalarial preparations (quinine) are not so much harmful when used in therapeutic doses so as to cause abortion.
(d) cervico-uterine factors: these are related to the second trimester abortions.
  • Cervical incompetence: either congenital or acquired is one of the commonest causes of midtrimester and recurrent abortions.
  • Congenital malformation of the uterus: in the form of bicornuate or septate uterus may be responsible for midtrimester or recurrent abortion.
  • Uterine tumour: (fibroid) especially of the sub mucous variety might be responsible not only for infertility but also for abortion due to distortion of the uterine cavity and increased uterine irritability.
  • Retroverted uterus: is not responsible for abortion but its association might be due to its failure to rectify between 12-14weeks due to adhesions or due to trauma during sexual intercourse or it could be due to disturbance in uterine vascularity.
(e)Immunological: presence of autoimmune factor like lupus anticoagulants and antiphospholipid antibodies increase the risk of abortion.
(f)  Blood group incompatibility: incompatible ABO group mating may be responsible for early pregnancy wastage and often recurrent but Rh incompatibility is a rare cause of death of the fetus before 28 weeks. Couple with group ‘A’ husband and group ‘o’ wife have got higher incidence of abortion.
(g)Premature rupture of membranes: inevitably leads to abortion.
(h)Dietetic factors: deficiency of folic acid or vitamin E is often held responsible.


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