3 plus signs of urine white blood cells in late pregnancy

Proteinuria 3 is generally the result of a 24-hour urine protein quantitative test. If a woman has proteinuria 3 during pregnancy, she should pay attention to it. If it is not treated in time, it will not only affect the health of the pregnant woman and the health of her kidneys, but will also affect the development of the fetus. So is proteinuria 3 normal? How should patients be treated?

For normal people, proteinuria is not easy to appear in urine. If proteinuria is 3, it proves that the condition is serious. It may be caused by hypertension, urinary tract infection and renal function disease. In order to better identify the symptoms, it is recommended that patients combine other examination items for diagnosis.

How should proteinuria 3 in late pregnancy be treated? The causes and conditions of the patients are different, so the treatment plans are different, including the following aspects.

First, conservative treatment. If proteinuria occurs in the late pregnancy, if the condition is not very serious, it is not recommended to use drugs for treatment, but diet therapy can be used. In terms of diet, we should adopt a low-salt, low-calorie diet and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. In addition, high-protein foods should be strictly prohibited, and high-quality low-protein foods can be used.

Second, treatment with medication. If proteinuria occurs in the late pregnancy 3, if it is caused by impaired kidney function and is not treated in time, it will always cause the kidney function to become worse and worse, and the probability of uremia and renal failure is relatively high. It is recommended that patients use drugs with small side effects for treatment under the guidance of a doctor, such as Chinese medicine.

Proteinuria is an important indicator for judging the degree of renal function deterioration. After the patient occurs, appropriate methods must be adopted for treatment. In addition, during the treatment period, you should pay extra attention to your life, avoid overwork, pay attention to rest, maintain a good sleep, and go to the hospital for regular follow-up visits.