I'm 21 weeks pregnant. Just got my l2 scan done Both kidneys are swollen of fetus. Attaching my report with this. Dual marker Nipt everything was fine. Now my gynae is saying if it persists we might think of termination I'm hell scared please help me with some genuine advice
I am 34 weeks pregnant and this are my blood and urine report. I fear my urine sample was contaminated because it was kept uncapped for a while and the same day of urine collection I had my OGTT glucose test. My doctor advised me to take nitrobact 100 2times for 7 days and cital uti syrup without doing urine culture after seeing this report. Now I am worried whether that antibiotics gonna make bacteria resistant or harm baby. Please help..
My fasting suger is 95,fasting insulin is 5,I have no urine infection symptoms but I have pus cells in my urine 20-22 dr give me some antibiotics but still I have problem please suggest any treatment or reason
My father psa was 9.28 on 3 june , then on 17 june 12.56 then mri showed pirads4 nodule 18*11mm size in peripheral zone then trus biopsy on 24 june and then ihc showed chronic prostratis and low grade pin and on 6sept after 3 months his psa was 12 and free psa 0.9 .What should be done now?
I had uti cured , but somedays after causing burning sensation so done urine routine but no bacteria in that and 2-3 pus cells and in urine culture report significant bacteriuria Though both tests done from same sample . I started drinking Cranberry juice since the day given sample now my symptoms faded but urine culture report shows significant bacteriuria . Now I am confused what to do
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