Coping with Miscarriage
Miscarriage or pregnancy loss is a common occurrence all over the world. According to official statistics, 10 to 20% of all known pregnancies result in miscarriage. Genetic concerns, illness, hormone disorders, uterine anomalies, ageing, or other underlying medical conditions may all contribute to it. Miscarriage is nothing more than the loss of an embryo or baby for most of us, but it is much more than that for the mother. It has a profound effect on her emotions, resulting in mental distress and sorrow. No matter how hard you try to dismiss the feeling, it will not go away. Healing over a miscarriage Allow yourself to grieve and deal with the pregnancy loss before attempting to conceive again. You and your partner have experienced a major setback. Your body and mind should be healed in order for your future pregnancy to be as healthy as possible. This healing process takes a varying amount of time for each woman and her partner. Most women who have suffered a miscarriage may have a h...