What are the causes of a miscarriage at 10 weeks?

Answer by  Ali41 (1593)

Sometimes chromosomal defects can cause miscarriage. In other words, an unviable fetus will stop growing, usually around 10 weeks. You could also have a blood disorder. After 2 miscarriages, repeat loss testing is usually recommended. I would contact your OB or a specialist for evaluation.

Answer by  Tiara (351)

Chromosomal abnormalities, illness, hormone imbalance or a weak immune system could be causes. If you have had 2 around the same time, there is something wrong and there may be a reason why this is happening. Before your next pregnancy, check with a doctor for prevention tips of miscarriage.

Answer by  Rose (6804)

With a history of miscarriage your chances are increased over that of someone who has never had one before. Make sure you follow your doctors directions and advice on resting and taking care of yoruself to reduce the risk of miscarriage. Once you make it past the tenth week take a deep breath.

Answer by  John (9008)

There are many possibilities. It could be due to simple bad luck and coincidence. Other possibilties include some sort of defect in your uterus, dietary issues, or disease. Only your doctor can tell for certain. Unfortunately, having had two miscarriages, you will be at greater risk for another.

Answer by  sikanthar (100)

You should be very careful during the first 12 weeks of your pregnancy. Those are the most important days of pregnancy. Possible causes for miscarriage may be, stress, travel in bike, car or bus, tension, over load of work at your work place, hormone problems, body weakness, not eating healthy food.