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I have had two miscarriages. One in 2006 after the baby stopped developing. It was hard as it was our first child, we'd told everyone practically, and we had had a strong heartbeat at 6 weeks. I had a D&C since I didn't find out until 13 weeks of the loss. Then, just after Easter, I had another D&C for a molar pregnancy. At an ultrasound around 8 weeks I was told it was a blighted ovum. 6 weeks later HCG was higher than before the diagnosis. A new ultrasound showed it was molar. The pathology report came back a complete molar. Now, I'm sure looking for people who have gone through it/are going through it. It is a scary thing.

0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Just joined...Anyone had a molar pregnancy?I have had two miscarriages. One in 2006 after the baby stopped developing. It was hard as it was our first child, we'd told everyone practically, and we had had a strong heartbeat at 6 weeks. I had a D&C since I didn't find out until 13 weeks of the loss. Then, just after Easter, I had another D&C for a molar pregnancy. At an ultrasound around 8 weeks I was told it was a blighted ovum. 6 weeks later HCG was higher than before the diagnosis. A new ultrasound showed it was molar. The pathology report came back a complete molar. Now, I'm sure looking for people who have gone through it/are going through it. It is a scary thing.

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