Bumpy skid - early symptoms

Bubble skid is a disease whose consequences, alas, are irreversible and deplorable. So, with the abnormal development of cells that form the placenta, there can be no question of bearing and giving birth to a healthy baby, moreover, this pathology carries a serious threat to the life of the mother. So, let's find out what this bubble drift is, and at what time it is possible to determine pathology.

Rare complication of pregnancy

The bumpy skid is diagnosed in 1 out of 1000 pregnant women, a pathology occurs, when for unknown reasons, there is a duplication of the paternal chromosomes. In this case, the parent genes may be completely absent or present as a superfluous third set of chromosomes. As a result of the development of pathology, a complete or partial transformation of the chorionic villi into vesicles containing a liquid occurs. These vesicles fill the uterine cavity, and in the most severe form of the disease - destructive bladder drift, the altered villi of the chorion grow into the walls of the uterus and acquire a malignant character.

At what time can you determine the bubble drift?

Full bladder skidding is diagnosed in the first three months of pregnancy, partial can develop up to 34 weeks. It is noteworthy that with a partial drift, the chances of having a healthy baby for a woman still remain.

Of course, most often the first symptoms of bladder drift are manifested in the early stages of pregnancy. In most cases, the diagnosis of the deviation is not difficult: the doctor suspects that the size of the uterus and its densely elastic consistency are abnormal, confirm the fears of ultrasound (reveals the absence of fetal heartbeat, as well as elements of a homogeneous fine-grained mass) and hCG analysis.

Also answering the question, what indirect symptoms and signs can appear at an early pregnancy with a bubble drift, doctors advise to be alerted when:

• the appearance of bloody discharge (bleeding can be quite abundant and prolonged);
• severe toxicosis, which is accompanied by vomiting;
• the presence of protein in the urine;
• severe headaches and unpleasant sensations in the lower abdomen;
• increased arterial pressure;
• renal and hepatic insufficiency;
• weight loss;
• abundant salivation;
• puffiness, weakness;
• the presence of symptoms of eclampsia and gestosis in the first trimester.

Also speaking about what symptoms are encountered in women with a bubble drift, we can not fail to mention the presence of large cysts on the ovaries, which are revealed during examination or ultrasound.