The most reliable basis for the diagnosis of hydatidiform mole

Because the formation of hydatidiform mole is closely related to female pregnancy, if there is no pregnancy, hydatidiform mole will not occur. Therefore, we can understand that the incidence of hydatidiform mole is actually calculated based on the frequency of female pregnancy. As long as you are at the age of pregnancy, you are likely to get this disease.

Hydatidiform mole, which is also known as a reservoir-like fetal mass in medicine. Generally speaking, the main symptom of this disease is the high swelling of the villi, and small blisters of varying sizes will continue to form. When they are big, they can reach several centimeters, and there will be thin stalks between them, and then they will be connected into a bunch, like red grapes, which is why it is famous.

The following is a detailed introduction to the diagnosis of hydatidiform mole:

Generally speaking, the symptoms caused by hydatidiform mole are intermittent vaginal bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy. The amount is relatively small at the beginning, but there may be repeated heavy bleeding in the middle. If you look carefully, you may sometimes find vesicular material in the blood. In addition, the patient will experience nausea and vomiting, and may also experience edema, hypertension, proteinuria, and a series of manifestations of pregnancy poisoning. In addition, the uterus will also be abnormally enlarged. Generally, the size of the uterus during pregnancy is in a certain proportion to the patient's amenorrhea period, but hydatidiform mole is different. If the amenorrhea period is small, the uterus will be very large. If there is vesicular discharge from the vagina, then it is almost certain that you have a hydatidiform mole.

In addition to the above, when performing B-ultrasound examination, the abdominal scanner can see shadows of varying sizes in the uterus. Generally, this situation is caused by blood accumulation in the uterine cavity. The fetus can also be found. In other words, in addition to the appearance of small snowflakes, there may also be images of the fetus or embryo. Because the B-ultrasound instrument can confirm that it is not likely to cause any trauma, the diagnosis rate is relatively high.

In general, I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of the diagnosis basis of hydatidiform mole. In fact, if the hydatidiform mole has undergone reliable treatment and the effect is relatively good, the patient can completely preserve the uterus and can still get pregnant in the future. Therefore, once everyone discovers this disease, don’t be too nervous. I believe that early treatment can lead to early recovery.