Migraine can increase the risk of miscarriage and giving birth to a child with low weight, says a recent study, which has been published in the journal of ‘Head and Face Pain.’
Working two or more night shifts in a week may increase a pregnant woman’s risk of miscarriage the following week by around a third, a recent study suggests.
Adding another risk to the list of health issues caused by air pollution, a recent study has linked air pollution to an increased risk for miscarriage.
According to a study, among women planning to conceive after a pregnancy loss, those who had sufficient levels of vitamin D were more likely to become pregnant and have a live birth, compared to women with insufficient levels of the vitamin.
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