Despite the many real conversations out there surrounding pregnancy—infertility, miscarriage, or high-risk complications—there's one important topic that doesn't get as much limelight: molar pregnancy ...

In a normal pregnancy, the product of conception is derived from the original genetic material, the 23 chromosomes, inside the sperm and the ovum. When these cells fuse, a zygote is formed. This ...

Molar pregnancy remains an uncommon and still not fully understood disorder. The clinical presentation has changed over recent decades. In developed countries complete moles are now usually diagnosed ...

More commonly, the molar pregnancy is diagnosed by an early pregnancy ultrasound, following the onset of bleeding, or scheduled. This is usually accompanied by hCG measurements. Management A molar ...

If you have a molar pregnancy, it is impossible for a fetus to survive. That's because, during fertilization, something goes wrong that you can neither control or prevent. Normally, after ...