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rowemason

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Protein In Urine With Normal Blood Pressure Posted: 12-20-05 13:01pm


Ok....At 15 weeks pregnant I had 1+ protein in urine, as well as my next two visits. All 3 times I had normal blood pressure and no swelling. The doctor is not concerned since I have no other symptoms. Has this happened to anyone before? I am very concerned and reading too much stuff on the internet!!!!!

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Posted: 01-01-06 18:53pm


Hi i've had protein in my urine many times during my pregnancy. You should ask your doctor though as sometimes it can be a sign of a urine infection but it would usually show up other thijngs too. Try not to worry and best of luck

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