Contents:
- Medical Video: I Got Pregnant At 15 And My BF Is Shocked
- Can the pregnancy conditions of wine be saved?
- Wine pregnant women can be saved with proper treatment
- If not handled, the risk for the mother is very large
Medical Video: I Got Pregnant At 15 And My BF Is Shocked
Pregnancy is an expected phase for some couples who look forward to the presence of a baby. However, you need to be careful, not all early symptoms of pregnancy are a sign of real pregnancy. Symptoms of wine pregnancy are similar to pregnancy in general. This wine pregnancy is a fairly false condition. Because, actually there is no growth in the baby candidates. Then can this content be saved to become a baby and be born? This is the review.
Can the pregnancy conditions of wine be saved?
Wine pregnancy is a condition that occurs when a fertilized egg does not succeed in becoming an embryo. As a result, pregnancy wine will not continue to be a fetus to a baby.
Therefore, the condition of pregnant wine cannot be saved, and there is usually special treatment to take the abnormal tissue. Often the egg and sperm that have melted are also called moles, not embryos.
Initial symptoms are indeed very similar to pregnancy as in general. Even if tested using test pack or a pregnancy test, positive results will be seen. However, when seen using ultrasound (USG), embryo growth was not found.
In the first trimester around the 8th week, the wine pregnancy condition can be seen from the most typical symptoms, namely vaginal bleeding during early trimester pregnancy.
Actually, from early detection with ultrasound at the beginning of your knowledge of positive pregnancy, this condition can be detected immediately by the doctor. Once detected, this pregnancy certainly cannot be continued or saved, but must be removed because this is not an embryo. This is an abnormal tissue that grows in the mother's womb.
Wine pregnant women can be saved with proper treatment
If you are diagnosed, do not let this pregnancy continue. If there is no appropriate treatment, more bleeding will occur. As a result, pregnant women can not be saved.
The actions usually carried out are by D & C (dilatation and curettage), namely widening and curettage to remove abnormal tissue in the uterus. This D & C procedure can be performed after general or local anesthesia.
Furthermore, to do D & C the doctor will insert a tool into the vagina to clean the cervix and vagina with an antiseptic solution and dilate the cervix with a narrow metal rod.
When the tool is able to enter the tool shaped like a spoon called a curette will erode the remaining abnormal tissue in the uterine wall.
If not handled, the risk for the mother is very large
Pregnancy of wine cannot be left alone. Because, this pregnancy is actually not filled by embryos that really grow. So, don't force yourself to continue this pregnancy. Wine pregnancy must be addressed immediately to maintain maternal health and seek pregnancy again afterwards.
In fact, when it has been overcome this pregnancy can cause complications, namely GTN (Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasm). This occurs in about 20 percent of cases of wine pregnancy even though the curette has been done.
GTN is a condition when abnormal tissue that has been removed is still present and can grow deep into the middle layer of the uterine wall. This condition will then cause vaginal bleeding again.
If this GTN occurs, the most common treatment is chemotherapy or removal of the uterus (hysterectomy).
