Infections
The
following infections may also increase your risk:
- bacterial
vaginosis
- Gonorrhoea
- HIV
- Chlamydia
- Rubella
( German Measles)
- Malaria
- Syphilis
Treat any infection as early as possible.
Food
poisoning
Eating
contaminated food, can also increase the risk of miscarriage:
- Eating
unpasteurised dairy products, such as blue cheese
- Eating
raw or uncooked infected meat like pork, lamb. ( Toxoplamosis)
- Eating partly cooked or raw eggs
Make sure your meal, meat and dairy products are properly cooked.
Medicines
Medicines
that increase your risk include:
- Medications
used for eczema and acne.
- non-steroidal
anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) – such as ibuprofen; these are used
for pain and inflammation
Always check with your doctor to make sure the medicine is safe in pregnancy
Womb
structure
Abnormal
womb conditions can also lead to second trimester miscarriages.
- Growth
in the womb like fibroids
- Womb
with abnormal shape
Don't Give
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