Pregnancy After Molar Pregnancy: Understanding hCG Levels and Risks
Pregnancy after a molar pregnancy? Hello Doctor: I would like to ask, after undergoing a dilation and curettage (D&C) procedure for a molar pregnancy in July, I discovered I was pregnant in December (the conception date should be November 26). Weekly blood tests and ultrasoun...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Hello: Regarding the hCG levels that do not align with expectations, please return to your physician for further consultation. Additionally, the recurrence of a molar pregnancy after the fetus has a heartbeat is not certain. The Hualien Hospital of the Ministry of Health and Welf...[Read More] Pregnancy After Molar Pregnancy: Understanding hCG Levels and Risks
Post-Surgery Concerns: Understanding Bleeding and hCG Levels After D&C
Post-operative questions? I underwent a dilation and curettage (D&C) for a molar pregnancy on June 17, but I have been experiencing bleeding for over ten days. On June 28, my hCG levels had dropped to 1568.6, and my doctor was pleased, stating this was a good sign. However, o...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is recommended to follow up with your physician for a few more blood tests and ultrasounds to determine if everything is normal. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health. Dr. Zhang[Read More] Post-Surgery Concerns: Understanding Bleeding and hCG Levels After D&C
Signs of Gestational Trophoblastic Disease Recurrence: What to Watch For
Signs of recurrent molar pregnancy? I underwent a molar pregnancy evacuation at the end of May 2016 (8 weeks) and continued follow-up treatment until November. The doctor informed me that the follow-up was complete and I did not need to return for further visits. I had my menstru...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
Blood test for hCG.[Read More] Signs of Gestational Trophoblastic Disease Recurrence: What to Watch For
Understanding Post-Molar Pregnancy Bleeding: What to Expect
Post-molar evacuation? Hello doctor, I had a dilation and curettage (D&C) procedure for a molar pregnancy on May 31. My first period started on June 29, and the flow was light at first, but on June 30, it suddenly became very heavy, almost like a hemorrhage. The sanitary pad ...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Please return to the clinic for follow-up on the hCG levels to determine whether this menstrual flow is normal.[Read More] Understanding Post-Molar Pregnancy Bleeding: What to Expect
Post-Molar Pregnancy D&C: Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Molar pregnancy dilation and curettage (D&C) Last Tuesday, I underwent a dilation and curettage (D&C) for a molar pregnancy (8 weeks gestation). In the past few days, I've experienced more bleeding than expected after the procedure. Last night, I started having heada...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you should be doing well. Additionally, it's time for your follow-up appointment, which should be scheduled for one week from now. Please make sure to attend for your check-up. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Molar Pregnancy D&C: Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Causes of Bleeding at 7 Weeks Pregnant: What You Need to Know
Bleeding during pregnancy Why might there be bleeding at 7 weeks of pregnancy?
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
There are many possible reasons for this. It could be microvascular bleeding from the cervix, uterine contractions, bleeding from a marginal placental tear, signs of a miscarriage, an ectopic pregnancy, a molar pregnancy, or bleeding from a cervical polyp. Due to the numerous pot...[Read More] Causes of Bleeding at 7 Weeks Pregnant: What You Need to Know
Understanding Molar Pregnancy: Concerns and Next Steps After Diagnosis
Inquire about hydatidiform mole? Hello doctor, I had a molar pregnancy removed in early June and underwent weekly blood tests for a month. The doctor said my levels have returned to normal. However, I am pregnant again! On September 25, the examination indicated that I am 7 weeks...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Hello, if you have a history of molar pregnancy, it is recommended not to conceive again within a year, as the risk of another molar pregnancy is high, and it may potentially progress to choriocarcinoma. Generally, it is advised not to become pregnant within a year. For questions...[Read More] Understanding Molar Pregnancy: Concerns and Next Steps After Diagnosis
Understanding Abnormal Bleeding: Causes and Solutions for Women
Abnormal bleeding The last menstrual cycle started on December 22. On January 8, I experienced some bleeding and visited a gynecologist. I was prescribed medication, and after taking it, the bleeding eased up and stopped. However, on January 17, I suddenly had bleeding again. I t...
Dr. Yang Wangjun Reply:
Hello: Abnormal vaginal bleeding must first rule out bleeding caused by pregnancy-related issues such as miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, or molar pregnancy. Next, it is essential to exclude substantive lesions of the reproductive organs, such as ovarian tumors, uterine fibroids, ...[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Bleeding: Causes and Solutions for Women
Understanding Left-Sided Implantation: Risks and Health of Your Pregnancy
Embryo implantation is偏左? Hello Doctor, I am currently in the early stages of pregnancy, entering the sixth week. However, my embryo is implanted on the left side, which has caused brown discharge/bleeding (not fresh blood) during the pregnancy. During the examination, it was men...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen Reply:
Hello, Miss: Thank you for your inquiry. Here are my responses to your questions and some suggestions: 1. The pregnant uterus functions like a natural greenhouse, with no distinction between up and down or left and right. 2. The source of bleeding comes from blood vessels, whic...[Read More] Understanding Left-Sided Implantation: Risks and Health of Your Pregnancy
Understanding Molar Pregnancy and Ectopic Pregnancy: A Patient's Journey
Molar pregnancy? Ectopic pregnancy as well! Hello Dr. Cheng: At the end of last month (June 23), I visited your clinic due to an abnormal pregnancy. At that time, I was nearly 7 weeks pregnant. A blood test in Zhongli on June 20 showed a B-HCG level of 6000, and the doctor diagno...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: Ectopic pregnancy rarely presents with such high initial beta-HCG levels of 6000, followed by 12000 in 72 hours, especially without internal bleeding (ruptured fallopian tube); therefore, the first physician could reasonably suspect a molar pregnancy and perform a dilation...[Read More] Understanding Molar Pregnancy and Ectopic Pregnancy: A Patient's Journey
Understanding Ectopic Pregnancy and Molar Pregnancy: Key Insights
Pregnancy~~Molar pregnancy~~Ectopic pregnancy I would like to ask the doctors if an ectopic pregnancy and a molar pregnancy can be detected using a home pregnancy test. Also, when does the window period for pregnancy occur?
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: 1. Yes. 2. There is no so-called window period for pregnancy. Generally, if implantation occurs successfully after fertilization, it can be detected in urine approximately two weeks later. This information is from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hsinchu Hosp...[Read More] Understanding Ectopic Pregnancy and Molar Pregnancy: Key Insights
Understanding Molar Pregnancy: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Concerns
Molar pregnancy Hello Doctor: I would like to ask, is a molar pregnancy also considered a type of pregnancy? Can it be undetected in the early stages of pregnancy? How long does it take to find out? If one does not rest well in the early stages of pregnancy, will it affect the fe...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
It is also a type of pregnancy, but it is an abnormal pregnancy. A check-up should be able to detect it at 6 to 7 weeks. During pregnancy, avoid excessive fatigue; light work is acceptable, but strenuous activities can lead to miscarriage. Around 7 weeks after conception, a heart...[Read More] Understanding Molar Pregnancy: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Concerns
Boosting Your Chances of Pregnancy After a Molar Pregnancy
How to Increase the Chances of Conception I had a miscarriage due to a molar pregnancy at the end of August. I'm not sure if it's safe to try to conceive again now. Will it have any negative effects on the fetus? My menstrual cycle is usually around the 30th of each mon...
Dr. Wang Jionglang Reply:
Dear Miss Lily, After a molar pregnancy and once your blood test for B-HCG (Beta-Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) has returned to normal, you can feel confident about trying to conceive again, as it will not negatively impact your next pregnancy. Based on your current regular menst...[Read More] Boosting Your Chances of Pregnancy After a Molar Pregnancy
Understanding Molar Pregnancy: Symptoms, Risks, and Treatment Options
What is a hydatidiform mole? What is a molar pregnancy? Can it be detected after one month of pregnancy? Can RU486 be used to terminate it? Is it more dangerous to remove it as it grows larger? Does its growth rate compare to a normal pregnancy? Thank you!
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
After visiting the hospital for an examination, it was confirmed that there is no urinary tract infection. Treatment options include medication and physical therapy for improvement.[Read More] Understanding Molar Pregnancy: Symptoms, Risks, and Treatment Options
Understanding Normal B-HCG Levels After Molar Pregnancy Treatment
What is considered a normal level of B-HCG? Hello Doctor: I was pregnant last year, and the doctor diagnosed me with a molar pregnancy. After surgery, my hCG levels did not return to zero, so I underwent eight cycles of MTX chemotherapy, and finally, my levels returned to zero. H...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
After the surgery for gestational trophoblastic disease, if the B-HCG levels decrease to normal values less than 2-5, follow-up can be done the following week. If the levels remain within the normal range (2-5), monthly follow-up can be conducted for up to one year, unless the le...[Read More] Understanding Normal B-HCG Levels After Molar Pregnancy Treatment
Understanding High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy: Causes and Management
Pregnancy-induced hypertension Why does blood pressure increase during pregnancy? How can it be avoided or controlled?
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
Gestational hypertension accounts for 7% of all pregnancies. The main causes include: 1. Abnormal development of placental blood vessels 2. Abnormal immune response in the mother 3. Abnormal hormone metabolism 4. Family history of hypertension 5. Previous gestational hypertension...[Read More] Understanding High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy: Causes and Management