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Dr my  blood urea  level is  19 mg/dl is it normal in  pregnancy  and   serum creatinine is 0.7mg/dl
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It's normal
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NORMAL
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Blood urea level is higher than acceptable range Serum creatinine is within acceptable range
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Detailed consultation is advisable Regular ANCs is advisable for pregnancy
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Balanced diet with nutritional supplement is advisable
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normal.
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