What does pregnant woman urine protein mean

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I just got married, recently I found out that I was pregnant, so I will go to the hospital regularly for a pregnancy test, every time I have to check the albuminuria of pregnant women. Some people may not know what this means. Now I will introduce the meaning of albuminuria of pregnant women.

What does pregnant woman urine protein mean

First: the normal urine contains trace protein, and the test is negative; when the protein content in the urine reaches a certain value, the test result is positive. Protein content is positive urine is called proteinuria. The pregnant woman excretes such urine is called the pregnant woman albuminuria, the pregnant woman albuminuria symptom is take the whole body small artery spasm as the basic pathological change a group of syndrome shape, mainly displays for the blood pressure rise, the albuminuria and the edema.

Second: pregnant women proteinuria need not worry too much, mainly according to whether there is kidney disease before pregnancy to judge, if not, it can be defined as benign. Because of systemic arteriole spasm, resulting in increased peripheral vascular resistance, and then increased cardiac afterload, kidney due to glomerular capillary spasm, ischemia and hypoxia, patients can appear edema proteinuria.

Third: at the same time, cerebral vasospasm also occurs, resulting in increased peripheral vascular resistance, and then increased cardiac afterload. Due to glomerular capillary spasm, ischemia and hypoxia in the kidney, patients can have edema proteinuria, and cerebral vasospasm also occurs, leading to dizziness, headache, vomiting, and more serious is when the brain When the motor center is hypoxic-ischemic, the patient may have local or systemic convulsions, coma, even brain edema, cerebral hemorrhage.

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When pregnant, we must do a detailed maternal examination, which can not only ensure the normal growth of the baby, but also ensure the safety of the mother, and urine examination is the most basic examination method, including the proteinuria of pregnant women.