Patient's question:
I got a molar pregnancy in August and now I'm pregnant again. What should I do? The reason is that I didn't take good defensive measures.Doctor's answer:
Patients with molar pregnancy must use contraception for at least one year before they can become pregnant. However, if the patient is older or eager to conceive, and if their physical condition permits and there are no signs of recurrence, the interval can be shortened to six months to one year. However, if the interval is relatively short, it is important to monitor the embryonic development closely after pregnancy, so that any abnormalities can be detected early and appropriate measures can be taken. Comprehensive examinations should be conducted before conceiving again, and regular check-ups should be performed during pregnancy. It is advisable to avoid medications harmful to the embryo and to minimize exposure to radiation.