How can I have an abortion?

Some female friends become pregnant unexpectedly due to inadequate contraceptive measures or other reasons, but they cannot give birth to the child in reality and can only undergo abortion or miscarriage. But everyone knows that abortion surgery is harmful to the body and needs to be performed in a regular hospital, otherwise it may bring immeasurable consequences to female friends. So, besides surgical abortion, how else can one have an abortion?

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In most cases, miscarriage is a process of survival of the fittest. More than 70% of embryos are caused by the embryos themselves being bad. After developing to a certain extent, the embryos can no longer develop, and then they die and are expelled. Sometimes, chromosome abnormalities can be found through chromosome testing of the embryo, but defects at the genetic level cannot be detected through chromosome testing. In fact, the cause of most early miscarriages cannot be found. Other causes of early miscarriage include uterine malformation, infection, exposure to toxic and harmful substances, radiation exposure, maternal age, and luteal insufficiency.

How to have a natural miscarriage

Depending on the time of occurrence, spontaneous abortion can be divided into early spontaneous abortion, mid-term abortion and premature birth. Termination before 12 weeks of pregnancy is called early abortion, and termination between 12 weeks and less than 28 weeks of pregnancy is called late abortion. Abortion is divided into natural abortion and induced abortion. So how can you have a natural miscarriage?

My period was late, so I went to the hospital and found out that I was pregnant. However, my baby was still young, and my husband and I had no plans to have a second child, so after discussing it with my husband, we decided to have an abortion. It has always been said that artificial abortion causes great harm, and there is a high chance that medical abortion will not be clean, so I would like to ask, how can I have a natural abortion? Does natural miscarriage cause less harm to the body? What should we do?

1. Genetic defects: If either spouse has chromosomal abnormalities, it can be passed on to the next generation. 50% to 60% of embryos with chromosomal abnormalities will result in early spontaneous abortion. Chromosome abnormalities include: ① Abnormal numbers: trisomy, X monomer, triploidy, etc. are common. ② Structural abnormalities: mostly chromosome breakage, inversion, deletion and translocation. Even if a small number of embryos with chromosomal abnormalities are carried to term, they will be deformed or have functional defects after birth. If miscarriage occurs, the products of conception are sometimes just an empty gestational sac or a degenerated embryo.

2. Incomplete embryonic development: Abnormal fertilized eggs are the main cause of early miscarriage. About 80% of miscarriages in the first two months of pregnancy are due to some defects in sperm and eggs, which causes the embryo to develop to a certain extent and then terminate. Therefore, the original embryonic tissue cannot be seen in the discharge of this type of miscarriage.

3. Maternal factors:

(1) Systemic diseases: When a pregnant woman suffers from an acute infectious disease such as influenza, typhoid fever, or pneumonia, bacterial toxins or viruses may enter the fetus through the placenta, causing the fetus to be poisoned and die. High fever can promote uterine contractions and cause miscarriage; bacterial toxins and viral infections (such as herpes simplex virus, cytomegalovirus, etc.) can enter the fetal blood circulation through the placenta, causing fetal death and leading to miscarriage; pregnant women with severe anemia or heart failure can cause fetal hypoxia and can also cause miscarriage; pregnant women with chronic nephritis or hypertension and placental infarction can also cause miscarriage. Malnutrition of pregnant women, especially vitamin deficiency, as well as mercury, lead and alcohol poisoning can cause miscarriage.

(2) Reproductive organ diseases: uterine malformations such as bicornuate uterus, septate uterus, and uterine hypoplasia. Pelvic tumors, especially submucosal fibroids, can affect the growth and development of the fetus and cause miscarriage. Relaxation of the internal os of the uterus or deep laceration of the cervix can cause premature rupture of the membranes and lead to late miscarriage.

(3) Endocrine abnormalities: Hypothyroidism, uncontrolled severe diabetes, and luteal insufficiency can all lead to miscarriage.

(4) Bad habits: Excessive smoking, alcoholism, excessive drinking of coffee, heroin and other drugs can all cause miscarriage.

(5) Traumatic stimulation: Severe shock and uterine trauma (such as surgery, direct impact, excessive sexual intercourse) can also lead to miscarriage; there are also reports of mental trauma such as excessive tension, anxiety, fear, sadness, etc. causing miscarriage.

(6) Trauma: The abdomen of a pregnant woman is hit or squeezed by external force, or she falls or participates in heavy physical labor or strenuous sports; abdominal surgery such as appendicitis or ovarian cyst surgery can all cause uterine contraction and miscarriage.

(7) Sudden changes in emotions: If a pregnant woman is subjected to significant emotional stimulation, excessive sadness, shock, fear, and excessive emotional excitement, it may cause an imbalance in the body's environment, prompting uterine contractions and causing miscarriage.

4. Abnormal immune function: Pregnancy is similar to allogeneic transplantation. There is a complex and special immunological relationship between the embryo and the mother, which prevents the embryo from being rejected. If the immune system of both mother and child is not compatible, the mother may reject the embryo and cause miscarriage. The immune factors related to miscarriage include paternal histocompatibility antigens (HLA), fetal antigens, blood type antigens (ABO and Rh), insufficient maternal blocking antibodies during pregnancy, insufficient maternal cytotoxic antibodies against paternal lymphocytes, excessive production of antiphospholipid antibodies in pregnant women, and the presence of antisperm antibodies.

5. Placental maldevelopment: The fetus grows and develops in the mother's body, and the mother's nutrients and oxygen are mainly transported to the fetus through the placenta. If the placenta is maldeveloped or diseased, the fetus will not get nutrients and oxygen and will stop growing, causing miscarriage.

6. Incompatibility of blood types between mother and child: If the pregnant woman has received blood transfusions in the past, or if coagulant factors that are incompatible with her blood type are produced during pregnancy, the fetus's cells will agglutinate and hemolyze, thus causing miscarriage.

7. External factors: Pregnant women are exposed to harmful substances or toxic environments such as mercury, lead, cadmium, etc. External physical factors, such as interference and influence from high temperature and noise, can also lead to miscarriage.

How can it flow naturally? All of the above are possible. But in a sense, spontaneous abortion is a way for humans to continuously optimize themselves, and it is also a way to select new life in the making. Survival of the fittest is the law of nature. Chromosomal abnormalities account for more than 50% of miscarriages. Early fetal miscarriage will reduce the birth of deformed babies. Therefore, before preserving the fetus, the cause should be found out as much as possible, especially in the case of habitual miscarriage. Do not blindly preserve the fetus.

You can take foods that easily cause miscarriage to induce a natural abortion. 1. During pregnancy, you should not eat seafood that may have abortion effects. Many aquatic products have the effect of promoting blood circulation and softening hard masses. Eating them can cause bleeding and miscarriage in early pregnancy. Such as crabs, turtles, turtle shells (i.e. turtle shells), kelp, etc. 2. Pregnant women should not eat slippery foods. Millet, also known as coix seed, is a plant kernel that can be used as both medicine and food. It is slippery in nature. Pharmacological experiments have shown that millet has a stimulating effect on the uterine muscle.

How to prevent miscarriage

diet

There are some things that pregnant women should not eat, such as crabs, which many people like to eat.

Move and carry

When a woman is pregnant, she should avoid moving or lifting anything, as this may cause miscarriage.

Don't wear high heels

When a woman is pregnant, she should not wear high heels because they can easily cause miscarriage.

Don't overwork

When a woman becomes pregnant, she must not work too hard. If the work is slow, she should ask her boss for an easier job.

Take rest

Be sure to rest when you need to, and get enough sleep.

Don't hold children