Environmental Hazards Exposure to certain environmental substances at home or in the workplace can put a pregnancy at risk for miscarriage including: Pesticides (x, x) Solvents degreasers, paint thinners, varnish, stain removers (x, x) Heavy metals lead, cadmium, cobalt, mercury (x) Diagnosing Miscarriage Doctors perform several tests to diagnose the signs of a miscarriage (x, x): Pelvic exam to check whether the cervix has started to dilate Ultrasound to check for fetal development and heartbeat Blood test to check levels of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), the pregnancy hormone Miscarriage Prevention It is not possible to prevent all miscarriages, but you can take steps to maintain a healthy pregnancy (x)
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