Despite the walls closing in on Britt and Charlotte learning a little too much about what Nina’s been up to, the biggest takeaway from the March 10, 2026 episode of General Hospital was Molly’s endometriosis flare-up, and what comes next.
Key Takeaways
- Molly suffered from an endometriosis flare-up.
- She admitted she hasn’t told Cody she has endometriosis.
- Molly’s pain became so bad she fainted in front of Cody.
- Is this a severe flare-up, or could Molly be pregnant?
Molly Flares Up And Faints
When Molly (Kristen Vaganos) arrived at Charlie’s to help Kristina (Kate Mansi) get ready for the upcoming reopening, she winced and put a hand to her stomach, reminding the audience that she suffers from endometriosis. When Kristina caught her in pain, she immediately offered to take her sister home, but Molly reminded her that Cody (Josh Kelly) was already on his way. And that was when Molly made a confession: Cody doesn’t yet know that she has endometriosis.
Kristina agreed it’s understandable not to tell him when they just started dating, but she still insisted her sister take it easy. But by the time Cody arrived, Kristina had to leave to handle a reopening emergency, leaving Molly to secretly battle her pain all on her own. (Learn about this real-life soap star’s battle with endometriosis).
She hid it from him well, but when he popped out to retrieve something, Molly hurried to take some pain meds. When Cody walked back in with a bouquet of flowers, he was met with a wincing, staggering Molly before she collapsed to the ground.
Some cases of endometriosis can cause fainting, but speculation is circling that Molly could be pregnant. Of course, Molly was previously told her endometriosis prevented her from getting pregnant, but it’s not impossible with the condition. And when Cody becomes insistent, according to the General Hospital spoilers for March 11, he’ll most likely want to take her to GH to get checked out.
Do you think Molly could be pregnant, or something else is wrong? Drop your guesses in the comments section below.
