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Preeclampsia is caused by high protein in urine. is that caused by eating too much protein, as is too much egg, milk, etc?please explain. avoidable?
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Pre eclampsia causes: Pre Eclampsia is not caused by high protein in urine.But Pre Eclampsis causes High Protein in urine.It is a complication of pregnancy. It is not caused by eating too much protein in any form
Answered 9/9/2016
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