What are the common concerns about pregnancy after a molar pregnancy?

Answer by  tatataterri (203)

The major concern during a pregnancy after a molar pregnancy is that you will have another molar pregnancy. Luckily, this only occurs 1% of the time. Make sure you tell your history to your OB or Midwife. They may do an ultrasound early in your pregnancy to make sure your baby is growing well.

Answer by  srainne (2597)

Your risk of having a baby born with abnormalities is no more than an average pregancy and the risk of having another molar pregnancy is low.

Answer by  michelle30 (103)

Your chances of getting pregnant are the same as before the molar pregnancy. You could be at an increased risk for another molar pregnancy. Your doctors will want to keep a close watch on you when you become pregnant to be sure that everything is ok.

Answer by  redmamaof5 (188)

If a woman has a molar pregnancy, her outlook for a future pregnancy is good. The risk that a mole will develop in a future pregnancy is only 1 to 2 percent. The pregnancy should be closely followed especially in the first few weeks.

Answer by  Ali41 (1593)

A molar pregnancy is a pregnancy that ends up in the wrong spot, i. e. not in the uterus. Concerns with a molar pregnancy include scar tissue that prevents the safe passage of eggs to the uterus.

Answer by  SIDDHU (861)

After a molar pregnancy the common concerns of a woman are wether she will be to concieve again or will she again have the same problem. But i have come across many who after molar pregnancy were able to concieve normally and had a healthy baby.