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How is Gestational trophoblastic disease diagnosed?
See how Gestational trophoblastic disease is diagnosed. Which specialists are essential to meet, what tests are needed and other useful information for the diagnosis of Gestational trophoblastic disease
Gestational Trophoblastic Disease can be diagnosed by a sonogram and quantitative HCG blood test.
Posted Mar 7, 2017 by Tiffany 400
Ultrasound will show the abnormalitiy but a high HCG can be a clue.
Posted Mar 7, 2017 by Ashley 795
There is no any direct simptom or causes. It can happen to any women when they have a sex. Mostly. When sex happen, there is a sperm thats not succesful to become a fetus. Let say there is a Y & X kromosom, it should be the same... But sometimes can happen like xx+xx...this can be the molar. But not 100% yes...thats why we can't confirm what it is cause...
Posted Mar 7, 2017 by Hazwani 1050
Ultrasound will pick up most molar pregnancies AND b-hcg levels will be raised or higher than normal if pregnant. Some cases are not found until vaginal bleeding is addressed.
Posted Sep 26, 2017 by Cindy 2120
Scan and blood work
Posted Oct 7, 2017 by Jessica 900
blood tests will show bHcg is raised and no pregnancy shows on ultrasound.
Posted Oct 8, 2017 by Melody 2263
Ultrasound, blood work to check Beta HCG, pathology testing of tissue following surgery.
Posted Nov 6, 2017 by MCHill 3050
Blood Test (HGC Beta)
Ultrasound
CAT-Scan
X-Ray
Ultrasound
CAT-Scan
X-Ray
Posted Feb 7, 2019 by Tiffany 1100
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In my case it was on the ultrasound, where the doctor is suspected to have aspects of visícula. Then, after getting a biopsy of the curettage we had the correct diagnosis.
Posted Oct 18, 2017 by Luciene Scarabelli 1000
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Ultrasonography and examination anamopatologico biopsy
Posted Oct 18, 2017 by Hemille 1000
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the principle the blood test of beta HCG. and this being a result high, it is necessary to have a ultrasound pelvic and transvaginal.
Posted Oct 18, 2017 by Meire 1000
