Living with Gestational trophoblastic disease. How to live with Gestational trophoblastic disease?
Can you be happy living with Gestational trophoblastic disease? What do you have to do to be happy with Gestational trophoblastic disease? Living with Gestational trophoblastic disease can be difficult, but you have to fight to try to be happy. Have a look at things that other people have done to be happy with Gestational trophoblastic disease
Everyone deserve to be happy. It just you must always positive, strong, see other's stories and put in your mind that there is other people is more worst condition from you.
I take day today and enjoy life with continual bhcg monitoring every 6 months between doctors and home pregnancy tests. Happiness comes from within and what I have overcome.
Yes, it is possible. It almost always has a positive prognosis so knowing it is not forever helps the patient to get through it. It may be difficult to be happy during your treatment but know that the end is near, and you will be ok.
yes. to live a happy life with the disease is one of the paths to healing. the disease has no cure and nothing prevents you from continuing life normally, working, studying, traveling and living life
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October 2014 I was "pregnant" . My hcg was not co corresponding to my weeks of pregnancy and I started to bleed . I was referred to have a scan but nothing could be made out so it was decided to be done again in 2 weeks. 2 weeks passed and the scan w...
Had a tumor in my uterus that was a pound and a half in size. Diagnosed 03-04-13, hysterectomy 03-05-13. HCG's were well above 400K when they stopped counting. Monitored hcg levels for one year. Last check they were 2.
My baby was born full term and I wasn't diagnosed until she was 4 months old and after 12 hours of tests and misdiagnosis of a miscarriage, a heavy menstrual cycle or another pregnancy. After I had a massive hemorrhage, one dr ordered a stat bhcg l...
Hello, my name is Kayla. I am 23 engaged and have a beautiful little girl. I had Ebony January 14 2013. In June of 2014 I had my first molar pregnancy. I was not pregnant. They removed the molar. I have been on birth control since my daughter was bor...