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My sister is pregnant in her 4th month suffering from often sudden pass out ,one dr said it could be due to excess ketone in the body,so why like this?
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Need more info: I assume that your sister has an obstetrician, at least I home so. Is she diabetic? Is her blood pressure normal? She should consult with her physician very soon for her sake & the baby's sake. High ketone levels are serious.
Answered 11/8/2016
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