How to judge whether it is hydatidiform mole? Judge according to 2 situations

How to judge whether a patient has hydatidiform mole? First of all, it can be judged by symptoms. If the patient has severe morning sickness, repeated vaginal bleeding, rapid belly growth and accelerated uterine growth during pregnancy, it means that it is very likely to have glucose. It can also be judged by examination, usually B-ultrasound examination and blood HCG test.

Many women will find that they have hydatidiform mole when they go to the hospital for a checkup after pregnancy. In recent years, the incidence of hydatidiform mole has been increasing. Many women will worry about having hydatidiform mole after pregnancy. After suffering from hydatidiform mole, it will not only have a great impact on the body and mind, but may even lead to the inability to get pregnant again. Women need to be particularly vigilant about hydatidiform mole in the early stages of pregnancy. So how to judge whether it is hydatidiform mole?
1. Judging by symptoms
1. Severe morning sickness <br/>Patients with hydatidiform mole will experience early pregnancy reactions just like normal pregnancy, but some hydatidiform mole patients will experience more severe vomiting and will experience it earlier than normal pregnancy, and morning sickness will also last longer. When patients experience this, they are likely to have hydatidiform mole.
2. Recurrent vaginal bleeding <br/>Women with hydatidiform mole will experience recurrent vaginal bleeding after menopause. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to confirm whether it is glucose.
3. The belly grows quickly <br/>Under normal circumstances, a woman’s belly will not bulge very obviously in the early stages of pregnancy, but if she has a hydatidiform mole, her belly will grow very quickly and will bulge noticeably. In this case, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up as you may have a hydatidiform mole.
4. The uterus grows rapidly <br/>The uterus of most patients with hydatidiform mole will be larger than the uterus during the month of pregnancy, and there will be a lump when touching the lower abdomen. This is actually caused by the rapid growth of the uterus.
2. Judgment based on inspection
1. Ultrasound examination <br/>If you want to know whether the patient has hydatidiform mole, you can choose to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination. It is recommended to do an ultrasound examination in the early stages of pregnancy to clearly determine whether you have hydatidiform mole. It can usually be checked at 6 to 7 weeks of pregnancy.
2. Blood HCG test <br/>In addition to B-ultrasound examination, patients can also undergo a blood HCG test. It is recommended that patients undergo a blood HCG test 7 days after conception, which is about 21 days after the menstruation ends. This examination method can effectively determine whether the patient has hydatidiform mole.