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I had a 24 hour urine done and the protein levels were 5000. i'm pregnant. is that normal?
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Not normal : That is a very abnormal result. Hopefully you have discussed this with your doctor already. Your doctor knows you and how far along you are so that doctor will be able to guide you. If you are in early pregnancy this is a sign of kidney damage. If you are late in pregnancy this may be a serious complication called preeclampsia. Please clarify with your doctor today.
Answered 12/31/2022
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