Mochy is the usual test that is used by your doctor as
part of your prenatal care. Although urine tests are used for screening
pregnancy, this article discusses incontinence as part of your routine antenatal
assistance. How is a urine test? Your doctor will ask you to collect a small sample
clean midstream urine in a sterile plastic cup. Chemically prepared strip
testing immersed in a urine sample for detection
defined parameters. Deeper analysis can be done if your urine is estimated
lab. When urine tests? Urine should be expected during the first prenatal examination and
, then at least periodically in future prenatal visits. It would be
normal doctor to monitor your urine at each visit >>. What search << urine? Mochy used to evaluate bladder or kidney infections, diabetes, dehydration and
on screening for high blood sugar, protein, ketones and bacteria. High
sugar can be assumed, gestational diabetes, which may develop around
20-th week of pregnancy. Higher levels of protein can offer
may
or kidney disease. Preeclampsia may be a problem if higher levels of protein strattera dosing are
late in pregnancy, combined with high blood pressure >>. What results << urinalysis show? Sugar: Sugar in the urine does not mean that you
diabetes. This is normal, the kidneys leak sugar from your >> << blood in the urine. This is especially expected if you eat a large meal or drink >> << very sweet drink. You need to be tested for gestational diabetes if >> <<: >> << protein: protein in urine indicates a problem
kidney function, such as infection. If the protein is
in urine late in pregnancy may be a sign. You Health
provider will consider you preeclampsia if:
ketones: ketone occurs when your body breaks
fats instead of carbohydrates into energy. High levels of ketones
means that you are not getting enough to eat or if you are dehydrated. Bacteria: Bacteria in the urine is a sign. Your doctor can get a second urine sample collected
through the catheter to determine the type of antibiotics is necessary. March Dimes,
Nemours Foundation.
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