Signs And Causes Of Preeclampsia
Excess Protein In Urine

Though this symptom is more difficult to determine and reach a diagnosis from, the best way to find out if the mother may have preeclampsia is to ask their doctor during a prenatal visit what the result of their urine test was. Though trace proteins are common, a reading of 1+ or greater could be a sign indicating the beginning of preeclampsia. An excess of protein found in the urine, known as proteinuria, along with additional signs could also signal that the woman is experiencing kidney problems, and thus should consult a medical professional if these symptoms appear.
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