After a molar pregnancy many couples ask what they can do to minimise the chance of it happening again, or if there is anyway of screening for the problem earlier. The first thing to realise is that repeated molar pregnancies are rare. The...
Read moreIt is advised that whilst receiving treatment you do not expose yourself to sun rays as chemotherapy can make your skin hyper sensitive. It would be best to not make any holiday plans as it cannot be specified how long your treatment will last...
Read moreSometimes it is hard to determine what type of mole you have/had if it was not diagnosed by an ultra-sound scan but usually further tests and scans (ct and x-rays) and pathology reports can determine this.
Read moreChemotherapy can cause total hair loss or thinning (apart from Methotrexate). The normal scalp has approximately 100,000 hairs and at any one time roughly 10% of your hair is in the resting phase. The other 90% is growing and is susceptible to...
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