What are the sequelae of hydatidiform mole?

Molar pregnancy is a condition caused by pregnancy. In a normal pregnancy, the uterine cavity should contain a fetus and placenta. However, in a hydatidiform mole patient, the uterus does not have a fetus and placenta. Instead, it is filled with countless vesicular tissues of varying sizes. The blisters are named because they are clustered together and resemble grapes. Most hydatidiform moles cannot survive. If a hydatidiform mole occurs, it must be treated in time, otherwise there will be many sequelae. Below, let's take a look at the sequelae of hydatidiform mole.

1 First, vaginal bleeding may occur. Vaginal bleeding is caused by the natural miscarriage of hydatidiform mole in the body. There may be continuous small amounts of bleeding or repeated heavy bleeding. Sometimes blisters are found in the blood, but it may also accumulate in the uterus and cause amenorrhea.

2 Secondly, if there is a hydatidiform mole, it may cause uterine pain. Because the hydatidiform mole is getting bigger and bigger, the uterus is filled with hydatidiform mole in the body, which will stimulate uterine contractions and cause intrauterine bleeding, so it will be painful. Therefore, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time.

3 Finally, if repeated bleeding is not taken seriously and not treated in time, it can easily cause anemia and infection in patients. Some people have even died due to heavy bleeding caused by lack of treatment. In milder cases, infection may cause gynecological diseases, such as adnexitis.

The above is a specific answer to the sequelae of hydatidiform mole. If a hydatidiform mole occurs, it must be treated in time, otherwise there will be many sequelae. Many people do not have enough understanding of hydatidiform mole, which causes many inevitable injuries. Hydatidiform mole is a curable disease, so after treatment, go to the hospital for regular check-ups. If there is no sign of malignancy, you can be like a normal person and still get pregnant again.