Trophoblastic disease
A molar pregnancy is an unsuccessful pregnancy, where the placenta and foetus do not form properly and a baby does not develop.
Factors that increase the risk of molar pregnancies are thought toinclude: Age complete molar pregnancies are more common in teenage women and women over 45 years old. Age has little or no effect on
Following the mole's removal, some cells will be left in the womb. These cells usually die off over time in around 90% of women. To checkthe cells have died, all women who have had a molar pregnancy
It is recommended that you do not get pregnant again until you complete your hCG hormone monitoring, following a molar pregnancy. This normally happens within a few months, but in some cases can take