Patient's question:
HCG levels are all normal. Do I still need to check them every week, or is checking every two weeks okay? Could they return to normal after a rise and then go back to normal again? How long after a miscarriage should I expect my period to return? What should I pay close attention to during my next pregnancy? After a molar pregnancy, if HCG levels are normal for a month in a row, do I still need to check them every week?Doctor's answer:
Hello! It is recommended that you still check carefully once a week, and after one year or more, you can appropriately increase the frequency of checks to once every two weeks according to the doctor's advice. Benign gestational trophoblastic disease also has a certain rate of malignant transformation, potentially turning into malignant glucose or choriocarcinoma. Therefore, it is safer to closely monitor HCG fluctuations. Gestational trophoblastic disease patients should not become pregnant within two years, so please remember this. Follow-up visits should also be maintained for two years, as malignant transformation of gestational trophoblastic disease generally occurs within this period. If everything is fine during this time, there will be no need to worry too much afterward.