Important - we don't eat cows. We eat steer. Cows have been bred over the decades and centuries to give birth and milk, not to yield meat. That's important, because some cows are heavier than their steer counterparts (Holsteins, for example).
Also very dangerous is inducing a miscarriage by taking strong medications prescribed for other ailments and many of the ways to induce a miscarriage can actually end in loss of life or other very serious consequences.
Cause No. 2: Medical Conditions. A miscarriage during weeks 13 through 24, the second trimester, often results from a problem with the mother. These are some health problems that increase a woman's risk for miscarriage. 1  An infection such as cytomegalovirus or German measles. 2  Hormone problems that prevent the lining of your uterus from thickening, which the fertilized egg needs to implant.