Who are the most susceptible to hydatidiform mole? These 3 groups of people should pay attention

People who are most likely to develop hydatidiform mole include women between 20 and 40 years old, those with long-term malnutrition, and those with a history of hydatidiform mole.

1. Women aged 20 to 40
Adult women outside the age of 20 to 40 have a significantly higher chance of developing hydatidiform mole after a normal pregnancy than other normal people; women over 40 have a 7.5 times higher chance of developing hydatidiform mole when pregnant; those under 20 have a 3 to 4 times higher chance of developing hydatidiform mole than normal women. The main reason is related to abnormal fertilization.
2. Those with chronic malnutrition <br/>Women with chronic malnutrition or who are unable to have prenatal checkups on time are more likely to develop hydatidiform mole after pregnancy.
3. Women with a history of molar pregnancy <br/>Women with a history of molar pregnancy will have a significantly increased chance of having a molar pregnancy again. Molar pregnancy in such women is mainly related to the abnormality of their own or restored chromosomes.