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What is the natural
pregancy loss in healthy fertile young women??
Ans & Reasons:-Once the embryo reaches the blastocyst stage, approximately
five to six days after fertilization,
it hatches out of its zona pellucida and begins the process of implantation in the uterus. In nature, 50 percent of all fertilized eggs are lost before a
woman's missed menses. Q,2:What is Chemical
pregnancy ? Ans;– This is a very early miscarriage. It usually
happens in the first few weeks after conception. Chromosomal abnormalities keep
the embryo from developing normally. The menstrual tissue that is passed from
uterus around the same time that normally have her period also contain the degenerated
blastocyst. Most , if not all such women
don’t even know they are pregnant when they have a miscarriage from a chemical
pregnancy, but beta hCG in serum will be positive on day 23-35 of that fertile cycle
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Q.3:
Blighted ovum – This is termed when y Sac don’t develop
but sac imagable and > 8 mm.
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Q.4: What is an embryonic pregnancy. It happens when the
fertilized egg implants in the wall of the uterus, but a fetus never develops.
GSD will be there with normal sac growth but though the Y sac will be visible
but no embryonic pole will be visible even
after follow up scan after say 7-10 days .
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Q,6
:Ectopic pregnancy – This is when the fertilized egg implants
somewhere other than the uterus. Often, it implants in the fallopian tube. This
can cause serious problems for the mother. Treatment — usually surgery — is needed
right away to remove the tissue.
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Molar
pregnancy – This is a rare problem that starts with
a genetic error during fertilization. This causes abnormal tissue to grow
instead of an embryo. It is not a viable pregnancy. But it still causes regular
pregnancy symptoms. These include a missed period, positive pregnancy test, and
nausea.
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Causes of such five conditions ? These are
failure of fertilized zygote to grow and develop normally. Quite often, these
are random problem with A) chromosomes that happens at conception. B) Problems
with the immune system C) Thyroid disease
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