A molar pregnancy happens when the tissue forms an abnormal growth, called a mole. Symptoms of a molar pregnancy include bleeding, pelvic pain, high blood pressure, and nausea. To treat a molar ...

Despite the many real conversations out there surrounding pregnancy—infertility, miscarriage, or high-risk complications—there's one important topic that doesn't get as much limelight: molar pregnancy ...

In a normal pregnancy, the product of conception is derived from the original genetic material, the 23 chromosomes, inside the sperm and the ovum. When these cells fuse, a zygote is formed. This ...

Gestational trophoblastic disease encompasses a spectrum of disorders arising from abnormal trophoblastic proliferation during pregnancy. Molar pregnancy, a key manifestation of this spectrum, is ...

A pregnancy that results in the formation of a hydatidiform mole is referred to as a molar pregnancy. A hydatidiform mole is a rapidly growing mass of vesicular tissue inside the uterus without the ...

A 25-year-old G2P1011, who is day-3 post-operative from a dilation and evacuation procedure for a molar pregnancy, presents to the emergency department with sudden onset, intermittent, right-sided ...

I was told that I would miscarry my pregnancy, but continued to feel more pregnant, leading to my molar pregnancy diagnosis — a condition I’ve never heard of before. I wish every woman out there knew ...

If you have a molar pregnancy, it is impossible for a fetus to survive. That's because, during fertilization, something goes wrong that you can neither control or prevent. Normally, after ...