Botrytis is a disease with significant harm, especially in older women who are prone to this condition. A normal embryo is formed by the combination of normal sperm and egg. However, most cases of problems with sperm and egg in a molar pregnancy require early detection. When will the latest discovery of molar pregnancy be made?
Fetuses can be detected at 6 to 8 weeks of pregnancy. After pregnancy, there is no fetus in the uterine cavity, and clusters of varying sizes of blisters appear. Generally, during the 6th to 7th week of pregnancy, B-ultrasound examination can be performed to detect it. Blood HCG examination can detect it earlier. After detection, measures must be taken according to individual circumstances to prevent greater harm to the body.
If the pregnant woman has molar pregnancy, the vomiting reaction during pregnancy appears earlier and lasts longer, and the symptoms of morning sickness are also more severe. Pregnant molar pregnancy has a faster growth rate of the belly, and it may be noticed that the belly is significantly enlarged. At this time, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination.
A molar pregnancy requires curettage surgery for treatment, and after treatment, a physical examination should be conducted every six months. Generally, examinations need to be done in the first month after surgery, and then every three months thereafter. Starting from the second year, check every six months to prevent the recurrence of molar pregnancy and determine if there is any malignant transformation. For the sake of physical health, it is necessary to actively undergo examinations and take measures.
