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904.1 | | LJSRV1::BOURQUARD | Deb | Tue Feb 14 1995 12:23 | 6 |
| I believe there's some information on this (maybe a paragraph
or two) in the What To Expect When You're Expecting book.
In the edition I read, it was near the back in one of those
chapters about when things don't go as expected. From what
I recall (and this could be incorrect), a mole pregnancy
is a growth but not an "organized" one that develops organs.
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904.2 | | POWDML::AJOHNSTON | beannachd | Tue Feb 14 1995 13:12 | 11 |
| From several texts at home [including "What to Expect When You're
Expecting"] I've seen a molar pregnancy described as one where the
placenta never develops properly into something that can function.
Instead of a normal placenta, what forms is a collection of grape-like
nodules of granular tissue. This structure will not support fetal
growth for a variety of reasons -- most notable is that the transfer of
nutrients across the placental barrier is grossly diminished to absent.
As you were told, it is not common.
Annie
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904.3 | Another story | MKOTS3::HENMUELLER | Vickie | Mon Feb 20 1995 12:52 | 6 |
| My girlfriend's sister had a mole pregancy. She had a D&C went
through some type of treatment and had to wait about six months or
a year before conceiving again. She went on to deliver a healthy son
and daughter (two separate pregnancies).
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904.4 | Another one | PCBUOA::LPIERCE | Do the watermelon crawl | Thu Mar 16 1995 11:37 | 14 |
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Some of you might of just read about my D&C and the trouble I had with
my Dr. He called me lastnight to inform that I had a mole pregancy.
He also told me I had to have my blood work done every week, and if my
hormon does not get to 0 - I *might* have to have Chemo (that is a
worst case seniro) the mole was benine(sp).
I called my primary Dr, I want to talk to him about all of this and I
have a ton of questions - I am awaiting his call. Does anyone else
have any more info on this?
Thanks
Louisa
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904.5 | | CSC32::P_SO | Get those shoes off your head! | Thu Mar 16 1995 11:40 | 7 |
| Lou,
I am so sorry about what you have gone through. I would
encourage you to ask your primary doctor for a referral
to another OB/GYN for further treatments.
Pam
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