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Molar Pregnancy Treatment at Hyderabad Fertility Center

What is a Molar Pregnancy?

A molar pregnancy, also known as a hydatidiform mole, is a rare pregnancy complication caused by abnormal growth of the placenta. It occurs when a non-viable fertilized egg implants in the uterus, leading to the formation of a mass of cysts instead of a normal embryo. There are two types:

  • Complete Molar Pregnancy – No fetal tissue, only abnormal placental growth.
  • Partial Molar Pregnancy – Some fetal tissue may be present, but it is not viable.

     

At Hyderabad Fertility Center, we offer expert diagnosis and advanced molar pregnancy treatment to ensure a safe recovery for our patients.

What are the symptoms of Molar Pregnancy?

Early signs of a molar pregnancy can resemble a normal pregnancy, but some symptoms indicate complications, including:
Heavy vaginal bleeding with clots
 

  • Severe nausea and vomiting
  • Rapid uterine growth (larger than expected for gestational age)
  • High blood pressure and preeclampsia symptoms
  • Abnormally high hCG levels
  • Pelvic pain and discomfort

If you experience these symptoms, seeking immediate molar pregnancy diagnosis at Hyderabad Fertility Center is crucial for early intervention.

How is Molar Pregnancy Diagnosed?

At Hyderabad Fertility Center, we specialize in safe and effective molar pregnancy removal to ensure complete recovery. The main treatment options include:

  1. Suction Dilation and Curettage (D&C)

This is the primary molar pregnancy removal procedure, performed under anesthesia. Our expert gynecologists gently remove the abnormal tissue from the uterus using suction and curettage.

  1. hCG Monitoring

After the D&C procedure, we regularly monitor hCG levels to ensure the complete removal of molar tissue. Persistently high hCG levels may indicate gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD), requiring further treatment.

  1. Chemotherapy for Persistent GTD

In rare cases where molar pregnancy tissue persists or spreads, low-dose chemotherapy is administered to prevent complications and ensure complete recovery.

  1. Hysterectomy (For Severe Cases)

For women who no longer wish to conceive and experience complications, a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) may be an option.

Molar Pregnancy Treatment at Hyderabad Fertility Center

At Hyderabad Fertility Centre, we offer a number of non-surgical and surgical treatments to cater to a wide range of issues relating to male reproductive health, including:

  • Lifestyle & Nutritional Counseling – improvements of sperm quality through diet and lifestyle modifications; 
  • Medications & Hormone Therapy – to treat conditions of low sperm production, erectile dysfunction, and testosterone imbalance;
  • PRP therapy for erectile dysfunction – uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to restore your natural sexual function; 
  • Varicocele treatment – microsurgical repair; a treatment for enlarged scrotal veins, leading to more typical sperm production; 
  • Sperm retrieval techniques – TESA, PESA, micro-TESE. Azoospermia cases refer to men with a total lack of sperm; 
  • Shockwave therapy for ED – a non-invasive mode of treatment to restore natural function of the penis; and, 
  • Penile prosthesis surgery – for those cases of erectile dysfunction that are described as most severe. 

Why Choose Hyderabad Fertility Center for Molar Pregnancy Treatment?

  • Expert Fertility Specialists – Our team consists of highly experienced gynecologists and fertility experts specializing in high risk pregnancy conditions.
  • State-of-the-Art Diagnostic Facilities – We use the latest ultrasound and laboratory technologies for precise molar pregnancy diagnosis.
  • Comprehensive Treatment Approach – From early detection to post-treatment monitoring, we provide holistic care for molar pregnancy management.
  • Personalized Patient Care – Each patient receives a customized treatment plan for pregnancy care with compassionate support throughout their recovery journey.
  • High Success Rate – Our expertise ensures effective treatment, reducing the risk of complications and ensuring future pregnancy success.

Recovery After Molar Pregnancy Treatment

Post-treatment care is crucial for a smooth recovery. Our specialists at Hyderabad Fertility Center provide:

  • Regular follow-ups with hCG monitoring
  • Birth control advice to prevent pregnancy for at least 6–12 months
  • Emotional support and counseling for mental well-being
  • Future pregnancy planning to ensure a healthy conception

Book an Appointment Today

If you have been diagnosed with a molar pregnancy or suspect any symptoms, don’t hesitate to seek expert care. Contact Hyderabad Fertility Center for the best molar pregnancy treatment in Hyderabad.

Frequently Asked Questions

A molar pregnancy is a rare pregnancy complication where abnormal tissue grows inside the uterus instead of a healthy embryo, caused by genetic errors during fertilization.

Symptoms include heavy vaginal bleeding, severe nausea and vomiting, rapid uterine growth, high blood pressure, and sometimes passing grape-like cysts from the vagina.

A molar pregnancy is diagnosed through ultrasound imaging, blood tests measuring hCG levels, and sometimes a pelvic exam to check for abnormal growth.

The primary treatment is the removal of the molar tissue through a dilation and curettage (D&C) procedure, ensuring that all abnormal growth is eliminated.

Yes, surgical removal is necessary to prevent complications, but in rare cases of extensive growth, a hysterectomy may be recommended.

After treatment, doctors monitor hCG levels regularly to ensure no remaining molar tissue continues to grow, which could lead to gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD).

GTD is a condition where abnormal pregnancy tissue continues to grow after a molar pregnancy, sometimes developing into a rare cancer called choriocarcinoma.

Doctors typically recommend waiting at least 6 to 12 months after hCG levels normalize to reduce the risk of complications in future pregnancies.

While the risk of recurrence is low (1-2%), women who have had one molar pregnancy have a slightly higher chance of experiencing another in future pregnancies.

Risk factors include maternal age under 20 or over 35, previous molar pregnancy, and certain genetic conditions that affect egg fertilization.