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This is second pregnancy. 3rs month.first was normal. morning urine showed sugar and protein. no family history. is it normal? blood test normal.
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Possible Diabetes: Protein and sugar should never be present in the urine. You need to discuss this with your OB physician right away. It is very possible you have a form of diabetes that shows up in pregnancy called gestational diabetes. This disorder must be controlled to prevent injury to both you and baby.
Answered 10/25/2014
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