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I had +2 protein in my urine at a test yesterday and i cannot continue my pregnancy for long. how can i reduce it?
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Proteinuria: Sounds as if you may be developing pre-eclampsia. Proteinuria is a sign of pre-eclampsia. The usual treatment for pre-eclampsia is delivery. You don't have any control over how much protein is in your urine. The underlying condition is dangerous to you and your baby. Follow your doctors instructions carefully.
Answered 10/3/2016
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