What is biochemical pregnancy loss? | Chemical Pregnancy क्या होती है ? | Hindi

In today’s video, Dr. Aarti Rapol explains everything about biochemical or chemical pregnancy — its causes, symptoms, and why it happens. A biochemical pregnancy occurs when a woman’s pregnancy test initially shows positive, but within a few days, she gets her periods. This happens because, during early implantation, the embryo starts releasing the hormone Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) — which causes both blood and urine pregnancy tests to turn positive. However, in some cases, the hCG level rises only to a certain point and then suddenly drops. As a result, the pregnancy doesn’t progress, and the woman gets her period. Such pregnancies are not visible on sonography and remain only at the chemical level — hence the term chemical pregnancy. Many women may not even notice this, as their period arrives on time. But for couples struggling with infertility, a positive pregnancy test followed by sudden bleeding can be emotionally devastating. The most common causes of biochemical pregnancy are abnormal embryos and thin endometrial lining. Hormonal imbalances like thyroid disorders, diabetes, and PCOD can also increase the chances of chemical pregnancy. But there’s good news — biochemical pregnancy does not mean you can’t conceive again. With proper evaluation and treatment, most women go on to have healthy pregnancies. In cases where biochemical pregnancies happen repeatedly, it’s important to consult your gynecologist for further investigation and routine checkups. ✨ Watch the full video to understand the real reasons behind biochemical pregnancy and what steps you can take next. Timestamp : 0:00 : Introduction 0:26 : What is Biochemical Pregnancy? 1:46 : Causes of Biochemical Pregnancy?2 2:39 : Conclusion