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Can Any Online Doctor Tell Me About My Blood Test Reports During 8 Month Of Pregnancy ?
I am 30 weeks pregnant . I got my Urine analysis done and the result says - Protien : Trace Epithelial Cells:10-12/hpf Pus Cells: 14-16/hpf Also i got my Glucose PP done which came out to be 188mg/dl. The TSH value is 3.3. I am worried does the result suggest anything harmful for me n my baby??
Mon, 29 Aug 2011
Hi well come to HCM.
Your urine shows puscells 10-12 per Hpf may be due to concetrated urine, or urinary
tract infection. Your pp sugar is on higher side may be due to pregnancy. Better you
submit for IGT impaired glucose tolerance test, will give better idea for DM. No
report is alarming all are treatble. Thanks
Your urine shows puscells 10-12 per Hpf may be due to concetrated urine, or urinary
tract infection. Your pp sugar is on higher side may be due to pregnancy. Better you
submit for IGT impaired glucose tolerance test, will give better idea for DM. No
report is alarming all are treatble. Thanks
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The report of urine suggests infection in urine which is very common in females so your doctor will advise you regarding it.As for the PP glucose it is on higher side which happens during pregnancy in few females (during pregnancy gestational diabetes can be seen in females)but right now there is nothing alarming that you should worry about.Consult your doctor and she will do the needful treatment.
Thanks
welcome to HealthcareMagic
The report of urine suggests infection in urine which is very common in females so your doctor will advise you regarding it.As for the PP glucose it is on higher side which happens during pregnancy in few females (during pregnancy gestational diabetes can be seen in females)but right now there is nothing alarming that you should worry about.Consult your doctor and she will do the needful treatment.
Thanks
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