Molar pregnancy occurs when a sperm is not fertilised by an egg and stays in the uterus. A group of molar pregnancies that are gestational trophoblastic also known as disease(GTD). It is also known as hydatidiform mole. Unfortunately, a mole pregnancy may never develop into a healthy baby. It forms clusters of cells inside the womb.

What are the symptoms of complete molar pregnancy?

Pregnancy is a sincere period of a woman’s life. It is very important to be conscious of her physical movement during pregnancy. Anything can happen at any time.

Medical researchers have yet to identify any specific cause of molar pregnancy. Currently, molar pregnancies are rare. According to Google, in the UK there are 590 cases where 1 in 1 molar pregnancy occurs.

 Some of the symptoms of complete molar pregnancy are below:

• Untimely vaginal bleeding.
• Abdominal bloating in excess.
• Anaemia.
• An overactive thyroid
• Sometimes excessive diarrhoea and fatigue
• High blood pressure

A molar pregnancy will never be successful. Sometimes it can develop but it will be unusual. Generally, if a molar pregnancy is encountered the fetus will survive in the womb for a maximum of three months.

It is often detected early in pregnancy by ultrasonography. This molar pregnancy can be prevented through treatment. We should be very conscious during this pregnancy. Because anything can happen in the first semester of pregnancy. 

During this time a pregnant mother should be kept under doctor’s advice and always check-ups to be sure.  Many times molar pregnancy can lead to serious diseases due to neglect or without proper treatment. 

So, we should be sincere about complete molar pregnancy.