Megan Fox Reveals Positive Pregnancy Result After Facing Miscarriage: Know All About This Condition

While being a mother is in itself a 24-hour-selfless task that women take up happily, the journey to becoming one is not always free of medical complications. Recently, actress Megan Fox announced her first pregnancy with partner Machine Gun Kelly, however, this sparked interest about the medical condition known as miscarriage or spontaneous abortion, which she experienced last year.

Megan Fox's latest Instagram carousel's second picture reveals a positive pregnancy test, with the word “Yes +” written on the display screen. The caption reads, “Nothing is ever really lost. Welcome back 👼🏼❤️”.

Signs of miscarriage 

The signs of a miscarriage vary, depending on your stage of pregnancy. In some cases, it happens so quickly that you may not even know you’re pregnant before you miscarry.

Here are some of the symptoms of a miscarriage, according to a Healthline report. 

• Heavy spotting
• Vaginal bleeding
• discharge of tissue or fluid from your vagina
• Severe abdominal pain or cramping
• Mild to severe back pain

Miscarriage causes

While there are some things that increase the risk of miscarriage, generally it isn’t a result of something that you did or didn’t do. If you’re having difficulty maintaining pregnancy, your doctor may check for some known causes of miscarriage, as per a WebMd report. 

During pregnancy, your body supplies hormones and nutrients to your developing fetus. This helps your fetus grow. Most first trimester miscarriages happen because the fetus doesn’t develop normally. There are different factors that can cause this.

Miscarriage risks

Most miscarriages are due to natural and unpreventable causes. However, certain risk factors can increase your chances of having a miscarriage. These include body trauma, exposure to harmful chemicals or radiation, drug use, alcohol abuse, and smoking.

Prevention of miscarriage

Most miscarriages happen because there’s a problem with the pregnancy. You can’t prevent them. If your doctor does tests and finds a problem, treatment options may be available.

If you have an illness, treating it can improve your chances of a successful pregnancy. One step you can take is to get as healthy as you can before you try to have a child through regular exercise, well-balanced diet, reduce caffeine intake, and stop smoking, drinking alcohol, or takin illicit drugs.