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 ...

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 ...

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

Aliisa Rosenthal had no idea how dangerous pregnancy could be before she went through a scary experience last year Charlotte Triggs is a digital leader and veteran journalist with 20 years experience ...

It wasn’t just a miscarriage, it was a rare type of cancer called choriocarcinoma. Did you know you can get cancer from a pregnancy? I had no idea, but at the age of 38 it happened to me. I was a ...

The occurrence of recurrent molar pregnancies, clinically known as hydatidiform moles, represents a rare but significant reproductive disorder characterised by abnormal proliferation of trophoblastic ...

A mom of two was forced to give birth to a huge tumor on the toilet after her “baby” turned out to be cancer. Lauren Knowles was over the moon when her pregnancy test read positive. But when the ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — UPDATE (April 28): Governor Bill Lee signed a bill into law that allows abortion treatments under two specific situations: an ectopic pregnancy or a molar pregnancy. Planned ...

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 ...