What is the method to quickly reduce HCG in hydatidiform mole?

If you want to quickly reduce the HCG level of hydatidiform mole, you can achieve this goal through uterine curettage. You can also use chemotherapy to reduce the HCG value. The reduction in the value is different for different people, so you can also understand the body's recovery from the reduction in the HCG value. Of course, you should also understand the pattern of the reduction of HCG in hydatidiform mole.

It is not easy for women to get pregnant, and many women will use contraception in the first three months or six months of pregnancy. It is also very necessary to know more about pregnancy. For example, hydatidiform mole will definitely be mentioned during pregnancy, so how can the HCG of hydatidiform mole drop quickly?
1. Methods for rapid decrease of HCG in hydatidiform mole
1. Uterine curettage: If you want to quickly reduce the HCG value of hydatidiform mole, you can use the method of uterine curettage to treat it. If it is a benign hydatidiform mole, the blood HCG will generally drop faster, with a significant drop in a week, and it will generally return to normal in about a month. However, if it is a malignant hydatidiform mole, the HCG value will drop more slowly, and it will take about three months to recover, and regular check-ups are required.
2. Chemotherapy: Glucose HCG value can also be reduced through chemotherapy. Hydatidiform mole requires 3 to 6 courses of chemotherapy. The recovery time of HCG value is related to the condition. However, chemotherapy will affect ovarian function. Some patients will experience infertility or premature ovarian failure, so chemotherapy must be handled with caution. During chemotherapy, Chinese medicine can be used to regulate, which can reduce the side effects of chemotherapy and enhance the body's immunity, which is helpful for controlling the disease. However, if it is malignant, surgery is required for treatment.
2. The rule of HCG decline in hydatidiform mole <br/>If you want to reduce the HCG in hydatidiform mole, you can achieve this goal by curettage. Generally, the HCG of benign hydatidiform mole decreases quickly, and the decrease will be very obvious in one week, so you need to go to the hospital for regular check-ups. After hydatidiform mole curettage, HCG can return to normal in 8 weeks, and it is normal for the HCG value to decrease by 10% every week. If it is combined with lutein cyst, the decrease will be slower. It is recommended to check the blood HCG level every week. If it still does not return to normal after 8-9 weeks, you can check it through B-ultrasound or chest X-ray.