I had 3 miscarriages because he did this

Since Xiao Hu found out she was pregnant, she hasn't gone to work and has been staying at home every day to take care of her baby. Since his husband had to go to work, Xiao Hu's father, Lao Hu, was worried that his daughter couldn't take care of herself at home alone, so he went to his daughter's house every day to cook delicious food for her.

Xiao Hu, who had lived in his father's cigarette smoke since he was a child, never thought that the cigarettes his father always kept in his hand would become the "murderer" that prevented his baby from growing up.

"When I was three months pregnant, I went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor found that the baby was nearly a month smaller and asked me what was wrong. I was also surprised. Later, the doctor asked me if anyone in the family smoked. Then I suddenly remembered that my father was smoking! He had been smoking cigarettes for 30 years."

Fortunately, Mr. Hu listened to the doctor's advice and stopped smoking in front of his daughter. When he couldn't bear it anymore, he ran downstairs to take a few puffs before going upstairs. A month later, Xiao Hu went to the hospital for another checkup and the fetus's development progress had improved significantly.

Two or three unexplained miscarriages turned out to be...

If it causes developmental delay, it can still be saved, but miscarriage is really heartbreaking. Ms. Yuan, 33, has inexplicably lost three children. All of them were around two months old, either spontaneous abortion or stillbirth.

In this case, doctors usually ask the couple to undergo tests on their chromosomes, hormone secretion levels, thyroid function, etc. However, after a series of tests, it was found that there were no problems at all with Ms. Yuan and her husband.

She took the report to the doctor, who smelled cigarettes and asked, "Are you smoking?"

Ms. Yuan waved her hands and said that it was her husband who was smoking, and he was addicted to it, smoking one or two packs a day, and he never stopped from before to after pregnancy.

The doctor gave Ms. Yuan a suggestion, asking her husband to quit smoking for half a year before trying to get pregnant to see if it would be successful.

Half a year later, Ms. Yuan happily found the doctor and told him that she was pregnant and all the indicators showed that the child was healthy.

The doctor said: This situation has happened many times. There was a woman from another place who had tried to get pregnant four times in five or six years, but all failed. Some of the pregnancies were deformed, and some were stillbirths. Her husband disliked her for not being able to give birth to a child. But when asked, it turned out to be because her husband smoked a pack of cigarettes every day.

3. Secondhand smoke can cause blood vessels to constrict

As we all know, the fetus in the mother's body relies on blood supply for nutrients, and cigarette smoke can cause blood vessel constriction. If the mother inhales secondhand smoke, the blood vessels will constrict, which will indirectly affect the baby's "food". If the supply is cut off for a long time or the fetus is in a semi-"starved" state, it will affect the development of the fetus, and more seriously lead to miscarriage.

In addition, it can also lead to placental abruption, which means that the placenta detaches or partially detaches from the uterus before the time comes. If you are lucky, you will be sent to the hospital for emergency treatment in time, and you may be able to perform a cesarean section to rescue the baby immediately and put it in an incubator for monitoring. If you are unlucky, the detached part is the part connected to the fetus's umbilical cord, and the fetus may die in the womb within a few minutes.