Urine protein 2 plus signs in late pregnancy

Pregnant women need to check many new items during the prenatal check-up process. Each new item has its own standard. If any indicators are found, you can get the right treatment. Proteinuria in pregnant women is the protein in the urine excreted by pregnant women, which is related to the kidneys of pregnant women. So what does it mean if there are 2 plus signs in proteinuria in late pregnancy? Is it good or bad?

What does 2 plus signs in proteinuria mean in pregnant women?

Two plus signs in proteinuria indicate kidney disease. Whether it is primary glomerulonephritis or secondary kidney disease caused by other diseases needs to be diagnosed in combination with the patient's specific situation. Dietary attention: During this period, pay attention to low salt, high-quality protein intake, such as lean meat, fish, milk, etc., eat less high-protein foods, such as animal offal, white meat, etc., and pay attention to avoid excessive exercise, flu and respiratory infections, etc.

What are the symptoms of proteinuria in pregnant women?

It is a group of comprehensive symptoms based on systemic arterial vascular spasm, which is manifested by increased blood pressure, proteinuria and edema. Due to systemic arterial spasm, the frictional resistance of peripheral blood vessels increases, resulting in increased cardiac afterload. Renal function is affected due to ischemic oxygen deficiency caused by renal tubular capillary spasm, and patients may develop edema and proteinuria. In addition, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular spasm also occurs, causing the frictional resistance of peripheral blood vessels to increase, resulting in increased cardiac afterload.

Renal function due to ischemic hypoxia of renal tubular capillary spasm, the patient may have edema and proteinuria, while cardiovascular and cerebrovascular spasm also occurs, causing dizziness, headache, vomiting, more seriously when the head motor nerve center ischemic hypoxia, the patient may have reversible or whole body convulsions, coma, and even cerebral edema and cerebral hemorrhage.

Pregnant women should not ignore blood pressure and kidney examinations during examinations, because they are generally not prone to problems, so many pregnant women do not care so much at the beginning. But once a problem occurs, it is very serious. So when your body shows corresponding symptoms or when there are problems with the test indicators, you need to pay great attention.