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Methotrexate Treatment for Hydatidiform Mole
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This fact sheet explains that methotrexate is given by intramuscular injection every second day for one week, with folinic acid rescue tablets taken 30 hours after each dose. It describes common side effects such as infection risk, nausea, abdominal pain, skin sensitivity, and mouth ulcers, and provides guidance on managing them. The document advises monitoring hCG levels between treatment cycles and outlines contraception recommendations to avoid pregnancy during and after treatment. Special precautions regarding alcohol, body fluid exposure, and use of certain medications are highlighted. Contact information for the Royal Women’s Hospital Gynaeoncology Clinic is provided for further assistance.
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