Second Trimester Bleeding

Question 1

It is characterized by the conversion of the chorionic villi into a mass of clear vesicles.

Answer 1

HYDATIDIFORM MOLE / MOLAR PREGNANCY

Question 2

Risk factors

Answer 2

Higher inidence in asian women

Question 3

A molar pregnancy happens when a fertilized egg develops into a mass of abnormal cells instead of a healthy baby. It occurs due to genetic problems during fertilization, leading to a nonviable pregnancy. This condition requires medical treatment to remove the abnormal tissue and prevent complications.

Answer 3

DEFINITION OF MOLAR PREGNANCY

Question 4

Premature dilatation of the “ cervix”, usually in the 4th or 5th month of pregnancy

Answer 4

INCOMPETENT CERVIX

Question 5

An incompetent cervix (also called cervical insufficiency) is when the cervix is too weak or opens too early during pregnancy, increasing the risk of miscarriage or premature birth. It usually happens without pain or contractions and is often diagnosed after repeated pregnancy losses. Treatment may include a cerclage (a stitch to keep the cervix closed) or medications to help support the pregnancy.

Answer 5

DEFINITION OF INCOMPETENT CERVIX

Question 6

Painless, pink stained discharge, increasedpelvic pressure, premature rupture of the membranes and discharge of amniotic fluid.

Answer 6

INCOMPETENT CERVIX