What are the triggering factors of hydatidiform mole?

The main factors causing hydatidiform mole are: endocrine disorders, genetic factors, infectious factors, nutrition and race.

1. Endocrine disorders

Pregnant women over 40 years old are more likely to have hydatidiform mole than those under 40 years old. This is mainly because as they age, the hormone levels in women are prone to disorder, which can induce endocrine disorders.
2. Genetic factors <br/>Hydrogenic pregnancy is also related to genetic factors. Excessive paternal chromosome components are the root cause of hydatidiform mole.
3. Infectious factors <br/>Hydatidiform mole is also related to viral infectious factors. Especially if you are infected with viral infectious factors during the pregnancy preparation period, the chance of developing hydatidiform mole is higher.
4. Nutrition : Women with hydatidiform mole are more likely to have rice as their staple food. Long-term lack of vitamin A and animal fat in the diet is one of the risk factors that increase the incidence of hydatidiform mole.
5. Race <br/>Hydatidiform mole is also related to race, and the incidence of hydatidiform mole is higher in Asia and Latin America.