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03/11/2010 08:38 AM

Causes and risk factors

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The following factors may raise a woman’s risk of developing a GTT:

Age. Being younger than 20 or older than 40 when becoming pregnant.

Previous molar pregnancy.

Nutrition/diet. Low levels of carotene and vitamin A in a person’s diet may be associated with a higher risk

Blood type. The blood type of each parent may increase the risk of GTT. For example, the risk is increased if the woman has blood type A and the man has blood type O.

Health Topics: Blood Type A, Causes and risk factors of Gestational Tumor, Gestational Tumor, GTT, Molar Pregnancy

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