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What Precautions Should Be Taken For Pregnancy With Vesicular Mole?

I was having a persistent light to medium vaginal bleeding for six month and on May 17th 2011 I had Dilation and Curretage operation but since then bleeding did not stop and my B-HCG is very high since one week was 3493 some doctors said I might have had a pregnancy with a vesicular mole. I am 53 years old and my weight is 64 KG and my hight is 158. I need to do more check up as in patient at your hospital. Thank you
Wed, 17 Jun 2015
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HI,
I understand your concern.
Routinely In pregnancy with vesicular mole, evacuation of uterus with suction/ blunt currette is done, This is followed by follow up of the patient by regular HCG estimation , till it disappears from blood.This is done at least for 6-12 months.
In case of increasing levels of HCG, Dr will examine her carefully, perform certain tests for excluding/ diagnosing Choriocarcinoma. Which ususally resolves by Chemotherapy/ some times when patient has done with children, removal of uterus is advised according to patient's health & investigation reports.
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What Precautions Should Be Taken For Pregnancy With Vesicular Mole?

HI, I understand your concern. Routinely In pregnancy with vesicular mole, evacuation of uterus with suction/ blunt currette is done, This is followed by follow up of the patient by regular HCG estimation , till it disappears from blood.This is done at least for 6-12 months. In case of increasing levels of HCG, Dr will examine her carefully, perform certain tests for excluding/ diagnosing Choriocarcinoma. Which ususally resolves by Chemotherapy/ some times when patient has done with children, removal of uterus is advised according to patient s health & investigation reports. Thanks. Thanks. Y