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Low sodium level during pregnancy

2024-01-07 02:51:26
Hello I am 35 weeks pregnant with baby 1...C section scheduled in 2 weeks... doctor ordered some blood test...my CBC,renal function test ,sugar all are normal...but my electrolytes only sodium is little low..it's 135mmol/l...is it normal or anything...I am really worrying.. my potassium is 3.8, chloride is 105, bicorbanate-23
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Answered2024-01-15 06:55:20

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not to worry about

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Pls repeat it

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Connect plz

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This is normal Nothing to worry

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