what are the causes of miscarriage's in women, and at what age can she stop bearing children?

Question

my wife has surferred a miscarrage i wonder what the cause is

Answer 1

Nothing is more disappointing for a couple than to achieve pregnancy only to have it end prematurely in miscarriage. This is particularly true for couples who have undergone advanced reproductive techniques such as IVF or Donor Egg.

Unfortunately miscarriage will occur in approximately 15% of all pregnancies in younger women. Recurrent pregnancy loss is defined as the loss of three or more consecutive pregnancies. Data also indicate that the miscarriage rate increases as females' age and some studies indicate that 75% of women over 45 will experience miscarriage.

Miscarriage's three main causes include anatomic, where there are uterine abnormalities, genetic causes, or hormonal disorders. Uterine abnormalities include an improperly segmented uterus as in the septate uterus, fibroids and other conditions. Many of these diseases are diagnosed by conducting a hysterosalpingogram or hysteroscopy. In some cases, uterine abnormalities can be surgically treated. Where successful treatment is not possible, the only option is to use a surrogate mother.

Miscarriage is associated with genetic abnormalities of the fetus and couples experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss should have a genetic evaluation, however, this is a rare cause of miscarriage. Most chromosomal abnormalities are seen in the fetus and are "random" occurrences.
Even if there are exceptional cases of conception even 60 such cases are rare. Normally menapause occurs in middle age viz.nearabout 45 years and since that signals the cessasion of producio of egg pregnancy stops.

Answer 2

Many different causes, if it was an early msicarriage, meaning in the first 3 months, the doctors tend to chalk it up to chance. The first three months are always the most dangerous. If it happened in the second trimester, I believe its before 24 weeks, its still considered a miscarriage, but the reasons could be diffferent. I had one at 22 weeks and it was due to a blood disorder called lupus anticoagulant. I didn;t know I had it until I had lost the baby and insisted on testing. Doctors will normally not test for anything until you've lost multiple pregnancies. I think that if it is after 24 weeks, or later, not really sure on the exact date, its considered a stillbirth, and again a ton of different reasons.

A woman stops being able to bear children when she stops menstruating.

Answer 3

AFTER 13 MISCARRIAGE'S MYSELF i often ask the same question i really don't know the right answer but all i can say is give your wife the support she will most defiantly need don't hide from her just being close enough for her to hold when shes down means a 1000 more words than you can probably say, its a hard subject to broach but she needs you right now and if she knows your there all the better if she thinks you don't care or have no emotional feelings about loosing your baby she will get withdrawn i know i did

good luck keep your head up maybe you can try again

Answer 4

Sorry to hear that but you must know there are thousands of causes of miscarraige, and sometimes, no cause at all that doctors can pinpoint.
As for what age she can stop having children, again, you must know that it can vary enormously.
I don't want to be personal, but you seem to lack a lot of very basic knowledge about life and people. Maybe you should wait a while before having children. You need to be mature and level headed before you enter into this comittement.
Sorry for your recent problems. Hope you and your wife recover soon.

Answer 5

You would have to ask her doctor. There are any number of a 100 reasons why women miscarry. They could be an issue with your wife's body, it can be the fetus was not viable anyway, some times they never figure out why. Her physician should be able to shed light on whether or not it is an issue with your wife physically though.

Answer 6

I'm very sorry to read that. There are so many causes, you have to go to your doctor and ask. Women stop bearing children when they go through menopause, which can be as early as her late 40s/early 50s.

Answer 7

there isn't neccessarily one particular reason.
it could be anything, like stress, or a result from a fall, or something wrong with the body.

For the reason it is probably best to talk to your doctor or GP.

As for the age to stop bearing children, again there isn't one age when that will happen, its not a case of waking up one day when you hit a certain age and being unable.

Again it is best to talk to your doctor.

Answer 8

There are too many to write about. And her body will tell her when she can 'stop' bearing children. Why hasn't she seen a doctor to determine what the problem is?

Answer 9

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Answer 10

miscarry happens normally in the 1st 3 months it not the woman's fault its just that the baby hasn't grown properly also age doesn't come into it your having periods there is every chance of falling on and having a healthy baby