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When it comes to planning or experiencing pregnancy, a woman’s health plays a key role in ensuring a safe journey for both mother and baby. One critical factor that is often overlooked is obesity—a condition that significantly increases the risk of miscarriage and a host of pregnancy-related complications. "Let’s explore how obesity can impact pregnancy and why addressing it is essential before conception (becoming pregnant)" 1. Increased Risk of Miscarriage Women with obesity face a higher chance of early pregnancy loss compared to those with a healthy weight. This is primarily due to: 👉 Insulin resistance 👉 Chronic low-grade inflammation 👉 Hormonal imbalances 👉 Poor egg (oocyte) quality These factors can disrupt embryo development, hinder implantation, and impair placental function, making early miscarriage more likely. ⚠️ 2. Pregnancy Complications Associated with Obesity Gestational diabetes: Obesity increases the likelihood of abnormal blood sugar regulation durin...