What are the symptoms of hydatidiform mole?

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With the pressure of life and economic pressure, many elderly couples begin to have children. As we all know, elderly women are more dangerous during pregnancy. Generally, the occurrence of hydatidiform mole is in elderly women. Some time ago, because she was pregnant with hydatidiform mole, she had an abortion because she had no fetal heart or bud for more than three months, This has brought a serious blow to her and uncle. They always want to have children, but they don't know what to do. What are the early symptoms of hydatidiform mole.

What are the symptoms of hydatidiform mole?

1. Vaginal bleeding after menopause is the most common symptom. Most patients have irregular vaginal bleeding after menopause for 2-4 months (average 12 weeks of pregnancy). It is intermittent, and the amount is small at the beginning, and then gradually increases, and it often has a lot of repeated bleeding. Because of the stripping of hydatidiform mole tissue from decidua, the maternal blood vessels rupture. Sometimes the vesicular tissue can be naturally discharged, and the bleeding is often turbulent at this time, but the abdominal pain is not very obvious. Long bleeding time without timely treatment can lead to anemia and secondary infection.

2. Abnormal enlargement and softening of uterus. Due to villous edema and intrauterine hematocele, about 2 / 3 of the uterus of hydatidiform mole patients is larger than that of normal pregnancy in the corresponding month, and the texture is extremely soft. Because the enlarged uterine cavity is full of proliferative trophoblast, it is often accompanied by significant increase of hCG. One third of the patients' uterus size was consistent with the month of menopause. The uterus is less than the month of menopause only a few, may be due to vesicular degeneration, stop the development of the reason.

3. Ovarian luteinized cysts generally do not produce symptoms, and occasionally cause acute abdominal pain due to acute torsion. Luteinized cysts tended to subside within 7-4 months with the decrease of hCG level after removal of the fetal mass. Vomiting during pregnancy and pregnancy induced hypertension (PIH) in hydatidiform mole is earlier, longer and more serious than normal pregnancy. Hydatidiform mole before 24 weeks of gestation can occur hypertension, edema, proteinuria and other signs of pregnancy induced hypertension, especially in cases of rapid uterine enlargement. One quarter of hydatidiform mole patients developed preeclampsia, but eclampsia was rare.

matters needing attention

Hydatidiform mole patients should follow the doctor's advice, have regular examination within 2 years, and take effective contraceptive measures within at least two years. If irregular bleeding occurs, they should go to the hospital for examination immediately.