Early miscarriage: Is stress a factor? - MayoClinic.com
One limited recite published in 2006 reported a higher incidence of miscarriages in women with elevated levels of the stress hormone cortisol than in women with general cortisol levels. Although these findings are interesting, the multifold causes of elevated cortisol levels practise this society further tenuous as evidence of cause.
Bounteous than 15 percent of documented pregnancies borderline in miscarriage. The capacious majority of early miscarriages are caused by foetal chromosomal abnormalities or other errors in the buildup of the embryo.
Uncommon causes of repeated miscarriage consist of blood-clotting problems, abnormalities of the uterus or cervix, hormone imbalances and unsusceptible responses that disrupt implantation. Some stress during pregnancy is inevitable. No one can avoid stress completely. Although exorbitant or prolonged stress isn't positive for you, it is unlikely that stress in itself causes early miscarriage.
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