My cousin just went through this and honestly i had never even heard the term before. Now im scared and want to understand how it actually happens, like what goes wrong. Can someone explain in simple words?
I know how frightening these terms can feel, having been through a loss myself. It is something the body and doctors handle, not something you caused. If you are facing this, please stay in close touch with your gynac and be gentle with yourself.
This really needs proper medical explanation and monitoring, so please talk to your gynac directly. It is picked up on ultrasound and they guide the follow up carefully. Don't rely on internet info for something like this.
My doctor explained a molar pregnancy happens due to an abnormal fertilisation where the tissue grows abnormally instead of a normal baby. It is not anyone's fault and it is uncommon. She said it is detected on scan and managed closely by the doctor.
