Molar Pregnancy Management

A molar pregnancy (also known as a hydatidiform mole) is a rare complication of pregnancy where abnormal tissue grows inside the uterus instead of a healthy embryo. It results from a problem during fertilization and can be complete (no embryo) or partial (abnormal embryo with nonviable tissue).

While a molar pregnancy is not viable, it requires careful treatment and follow-up to protect your health and future fertility. Our team provides comprehensive, supportive, and medically advanced management for molar pregnancies.

• Vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy
• Rapidly enlarging uterus
• Severe nausea or vomiting
• Absence of fetal heartbeat
• High hCG levels without normal fetal development
• Passage of grape-like cysts from the vagina

• Ultrasound scan showing abnormal placental growth
• Blood tests to measure elevated hCG hormone levels
• Histopathological confirmation after tissue removal