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Miscarriage Frequency
The miscarriage frequency may be attributed to PIDs and STD including verruca, some of which can be treated with cryosurgery.
Overall 15 percent of all clinically recognized pregnancies end in miscarriage. The main cause is a problem with the gene crossover at time of conception. This misfortune is due to chance alone, and, unfortunately, nothing can be done to prevent it.
The miscarriage frequency may be attributed to PIDs and STD including verruca, some of which can be treated with cryosurgery.
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Miscarriage Frequency -
Verruca, Cryosurgery
Studies suggest that pregnancy will occur in at least 60 percent of natural cycles in fertile couples. In general, miscarriages are more common in women over 35 years old and in pregnancies involving more than one fetus. The miscarriage frequency may be attributed to PIDs and STD including verruca, some of which can be treated with cryosurgery.
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