Lauren's GP told her she had molar pregnancy—something that made no sense to her then. Her worst nightmare came true when the doctors explained what it meant, and she researched her diagnosis. She recalled:

"I didn't even know what that was, so they gave me a fact sheet - as I was reading it, my heart just started to sink."

In other words, the then-mom-of-one had a type of gestational trophoblastic disease characterized by a sperm fertilizing an empty egg. The dotted cloudy area in the scan wasn't a fetus she was carrying but a cluster of cells.

Further tests confirmed Lauren's deepest and darkest fears—the mass she was carrying was cancer. Not only were her pregnancy dreams shattered, but she had to accept the dismal state of events.

https://news.amomama.com/402519-pregnant-woman-goes-for-a-scan-after-her.html?utm_source=operanews&utm_medium=referral

Women's reproductive health should be getting more attention than trans health, it's a larger population.