Part of my goal in developing this site was to learn more about what causes molar pregnancy and to identify commonalities among women who have experienced a molar pregnancy. To do that, I created a survey that covered areas of medical history, pregnancies and miscarriages, molar pregnancy details, spouse/partner history of fathering children, environmental factors, and other areas that might have some effect on molar pregnancy.
Unfortunately, the data from my original survey was lost.
I posted a new survey between October 14 and October 25, 2004, and I have now finished tabulating and documenting the results. You can view the complete report by clicking on the link below.
Disclaimer: I am not a scientist, physician, or statistician. The results of this survey were not obtained under a controlled condition and thus are not to be considered medical, legal, or scientific fact. This report is merely an illustration of the common factors present in a small sample of women who answered my Internet-based survey during the data collection period mentioned above. Although I do discuss some of the results in this report and raise some questions regarding their possible significance, I have tried not to draw any specific conclusions.
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