Difference between missed abortion and hydatidiform mole

Difference between missed abortion and hydatidiform mole:

Generally speaking, the difference between miscarriage and hydatidiform mole lies in the different HCG values ​​in blood tests and the time of the next pregnancy after surgery is also different.

The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Different HCG values ​​in blood tests: If the uterus of abortion is smaller than the corresponding gestational week, the HCG value in blood tests will not rise. If the uterus of hydatidiform mole is larger than the corresponding gestational week, the HCG value in blood tests will be relatively high. If the B-ultrasound finds a snowflake-like effect, you should be highly alert to the possibility of hydatidiform mole and deal with it as soon as possible.

2. The time of the next pregnancy after surgery is different: Abortion means that after the fetus has no heartbeat in the mother's body, it is not expelled immediately, resulting in the fetus still in the mother's uterus. After the fetus is expelled, it may affect the mother's uterus. Later, pregnancy should be considered six months later. After the diagnosis of hydatidiform mole, the uterus will be cleaned up in time, and the pathology will be sent after the cleaning to see if there is any lesion. After the hydatidiform mole surgery, at least one year of preventive radiotherapy and chemotherapy is required, so preparations for pregnancy should be started one year later.