Can not eating enough cause miscarriage?
It's not likely. You may worry that skipping meals or vomiting during morning sickness will harm your baby, but people with these symptoms don't have higher rates of miscarriage. However, some research has linked shortages in certain nutrients, particularly folate and vitamin D, to a higher risk of pregnancy loss. Talk to your healthcare provider to make sure you're getting the nutrients you need to help your baby grow healthy and strong.