What to do if hydatidiform mole is malignant

What should I do if hydatidiform mole is malignant?

Generally speaking, hydatidiform mole can be divided into benign and malignant, and requires timely surgical treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Curettage: Generally, it is a surgical treatment. For curettage, the first time does not need to pursue completeness to prevent damage to the soft uterine wall. The second curettage can be performed within a week. After curettage, many patients still have uterine bleeding, which can be treated according to the situation at the time. If incomplete abortion of hydatidiform mole is suspected, a thorough curettage can be performed carefully. If there is still bleeding, the lesion should be considered to have invaded the uterine wall, and it should be treated in time according to the situation.

2. Hysterectomy: For some patients with malignant hydatidiform mole over 40 years old, or with rapid uterine growth, hysterectomy can be considered, and young people can consider retaining the ovaries according to the situation. Anemia patients should receive blood transfusions, pay attention to correcting electrolyte disorders, control infections, pay attention to dietary conditioning, and can cooperate with some dietary treatments, such as stewing sea cucumber with American ginseng to replenish qi and blood.