Module is not a normal pregnancy. It is a benign trophoblastic tumor. Due to the massive proliferation of trophoblast cells, the villi turn into blisters of varying sizes and form connected clusters of grapes, so it is called a mole. A molar pregnancy occurs. Women of any age during their childbearing years.
The main symptoms of hydatidiform mole are: vaginal bleeding after menopause, usually at 8 to 12 weeks after menopause. The amount is variable, and sometimes grape-like substances can be discharged. One of its characteristic symptoms is abnormal enlargement of the uterus, most of which exceeds the size it should be during menopause. Some are only 2 to 3 months pregnant, but the height of the uterine fundus has reached the level of the umbilicus, which is equivalent to the size of 5 months pregnant. In addition, patients with molar pregnancy often have more severe pregnancy symptoms than ordinary pregnancies, and pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome can occur very early.
Once a molar pregnancy is diagnosed, the uterine contents must be removed quickly. Currently, uterine aspiration is used to remove uterine contents, and antibiotics are taken postoperatively to prevent infection. After a mole occurs, it is not uncommon for a mole to occur again. Some people have experienced more than 10 consecutive moles. However, most women with molar pregnancy can have normal pregnancies, and the fetus and newborn are normal. Therefore, women who have had a molar pregnancy do not need to worry about future fertility.
However, for the sake of caution and safety,after the molar pregnancy is cured, you must insist on contraception for 2 years before getting pregnant again.
Do not use intrauterine devices or oral contraceptives as a contraceptive method to avoid confusion between bleeding and malignant molar pregnancy. It is best to use condoms for contraception.
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”Three Months Before Pregnancy – Pregnancy Preparation Period\” Author: Wang Liru