Why does the fetus fall?

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- I got married when I was 20 years old. I got pregnant five times. My first fetus died. It's a boy. After that, we had a couple treatments before each pregnancy. We had two daughters and two sons. My daughters grew up healthy. And my sons would be underdeveloped and would get very sick. One died at 2 years and 2 months of age and the other at 3 years and 2 months of age. Neither walked nor crawled. There was no doctor left who did not show up. Everyone made different diagnoses: a severe form of rickets, developmental delay of the nervous system, complications of diseases during pregnancy, and leukodystrophy. When my husband and I were screened at the screening center, no condition was identified that posed a risk to our children. One of my daughters is 13 and the other is 5 years old. Both are healthy. I don’t understand why my sons died. I am 36 years old. We really want to have a son, but…

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Abortion and infant death at an early age is one of the current issues in modern medicine. Sometimes there are cases when the exact cause of these situations is not found. Based on the above application of our client, we appealed to the obstetrician-gynecologist of the Republican Center for Reproductive Health, doctor of the highest category Nodira TILLAHADJAYEVA and Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor of the Department of Histology and Medical Biology of the Tashkent Medical Academy Farogat ALIMHODJAYEVA.

Why does the fetus fall?

Defects in the fertilization process or embryonic development (first trimester): female disease, medications, male health, etc.

Endocrine system dysfunction and hormonal deficiency: thyroid deficiency and impaired production of sex hormones (the hormone progesterone helps the fetus to develop well and strengthen in the mother’s uterus).

Infections: Sexually transmitted infections and TORCH-infections can cause the fetus to give birth to a defect or stop developing.

If there is an anatomical or acquired pathology in the uterus: two-horned or underdeveloped uterus, cervical insufficiency, abortion, cyst, fibroids, inflammation, erosion and misplacement of the fetus.

Immune causes: When the mother's blood rhesus factor is negative, the mother's body tries to accept the fetus as a foreign body and expel it. Often when the fetus is a boy, the body intensifies this resistance.

Mental emotional state: nervousness, fear, strong excitement.

As a result of injury: injury to the extent of harm to the woman and fetus, bruising.

Natural selection

When the risk of miscarriage occurs as a result of a gynecological problem, illness, or injury, treatment measures to save the fetus should not be delayed. Sometimes a woman who is at risk of miscarriage will not have a health complaint. At the same time, the mother's body is trying to naturally release the developing embryo with defects in its vital organs. In such cases, the necessary inspections are carried out. The board of physicians will consider whether or not to keep the fetus.

Hereditary diseases

From the time a woman first menstruates, the egg cell begins to develop. Diseases that a woman experiences before she becomes pregnant, harmful external influences can change the quality of the egg cell. This cell serves as the basis for the formation of the fetus. When the foundation is not healthy, it is unthinkable to expect a healthy child. Even in early and in-law marriages, genes are mutated, increasing the susceptibility to hereditary diseases. Many inherited diseases are passed from mother to son through chromosomes. Among them are those of the same sex. For example, hemophilia often causes the death of boys. It should not be forgotten that members of the stronger sex are more prone to disease. By nature, girls are more resilient and resilient than boys.

When miscarriages, the death of a young baby, are observed more than once, of course, it is possible to determine the causes by examining them in a medical genetic counseling.

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There is a greater predisposition to hereditary diseases than the diagnoses made to their children. It is recommended that the couple go through genetics with their two daughters, undergo several tests, and submit to analysis. Then a definite conclusion can be drawn.