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A 21 year old primigravida presents with vaginal bleed after a period of amnorrhea. UPT shows +ve, USG shows snowstorm appearance. What can be the diagnosis?

A
Hydatidiform
B
Endometriosis
C
Missed aboion
D
Ectopic pregnancy
High-Yield Explanation
Molar pregnancy is an abnormal form of pregnancy wherein a non-ble feilized egg implants in the uterus. There are two varieties of molar pregnancies, complete mole (no fetus), and incomplete mole (fetal pas in addition to molar degeneration.) Persistent or malignant disease will develop in approximately 20% of patients with molar pregnancy. The diagnosis is straight forward snow storm appearance in USG is characteristic of molar pregnancy.

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