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cshirrell

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Losing Ketones While Pregnant Posted: 12-04-03 15:30pm


I am 12 weeks pregnant and just had a Dr. Appointment. They said that I had ketones in my urine. They acted like it was no big deal but I was just wondering why I would have ketones when I am not dieting, have never dieted before and I am not diabetic. I eat quite a bit throughout the day and get plenty of carbs. How dangerous is losing ketones while your pregnant. Thank you for your help. Cs

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