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Can u just help me..got protein trace in urine...is it normal ..m 32 weeks pregnant..m i need to worry..is it anything serious..is it harmful for baby..kindly help..is it can be cured with medication..plz help me..kindly check the full report
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Get ur blood pressure checked
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Its ur bp normal??
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What's ur bp
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It must be because of urine infection
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Treat uti
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Check with gynec for further management
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If you dont have hypertension , Diabetes, leg swelling, or burning urination, it is fine.
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Repeat after 7 days.
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Connect please
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