Molar pregnancy

Molar pregnancy is extremely rare, but in some cases, it can cause complications that affect mom's health. Learn how, plus get tips for healing.

Molar pregnancies are unviable pregnancies with rare genetic problems that occur at - or even before - conception. There are two types of molar pregnancy: Complete and partial. Both types involve a large placenta containing cells that multiply quickly and have the potential to spread to other parts of the body or regrow if they

As first told on my old blog Adventures At Home Hi everyone. I promised this post as soon as I got my pathology results back, so here we go. On January 2nd 2017, after testing for a few days and showing symptoms, I got a positive pregnancy test. My first symptoms of pregnancy were actually r

The story and timeline of my 2 month journey to rule out a partial molar pregnancy. Meant to give hope to someone going through something similar. #partialmolarpregnancy #partialmolarpregnancyscare #suspicionofamolarpregnancy #molarpregnancy

What is a molar pregnancy and why does it happen? Take a look at this post to know more about molar pregnancy. #pregnancy #molarpregnancy #pregnancytips

An Australian woman has revealed the heartbreaking moment she was told her baby was actually a cancerous tumour. Lauren Knowles shared her devastating story with FEMAIL

A molar pregnancy can be devastating. Not only do you miscarry, but you also face the distinct possibility of needing chemotherapy to treat it. Falling pregnant and giving birth after suffering a molar pregnancy can

As first told on my old blog Adventures at Home I'm sitting in my bed right now, headphones in listening to some songs by Sleeping At Last and calming myself after a long day. I figured this was a good time to update you all on my molar pregnancy experience and tell you how things are going now

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Artistic interpretation of complete molar pregnancy. Overlay showing fertilization of egg containing no nuclear material resulting in trophoblastic proliferation (cytotrophoblast and syncytiotrophoblast)