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36 weeks urine

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Becky6X · 12/09/2019 17:53

Can anyone tell me what this means please?? So far I've always had NAD and nothing has been said to me about it?

36 weeks urine
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FlowerPowerBecky · 12/09/2019 17:57

Leukocytes and a trace of protein by the looks of it... did she mention a possible UTI? Have you had any symptoms of one?

Babycakes1989 · 12/09/2019 18:18

I had small trace of protein in my wee yesterday at midwife appt (I’m 38+5) and she said she’s not worried but had i eaten brekfast yet. This was about 10 in the morning and I had literally scoffed a banana and cereal bar on my way there. But no concern? I think the same happened at the beginning of my pregnancy and at the time I was getting mild water infection symptoms. Try not to worry I’m sure the midwife would of said something xxx

Becky6X · 12/09/2019 18:39

Absolutely nothing has been said to me and I'm so worried that it could indicate pre eclampsia or I'm worried if I do have a water infection and it doesn't get treated... although I don't think I have symptoms.

I am a really bad stress head when it comes to my health :-( and until now my urine has always been NAD at every appointment :-(

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FlowerPowerBecky · 12/09/2019 18:42

Honestly do not worry! I know it's easier said than done but I am sure the midwife would have mentioned it if she was concerned.

I would suggest maybe phoning her or the local pregnancy unit at your hospital for advice?

And with regard to pre-eclapsia, there are quite a few other symptoms that go alongside it and a trace of protein doesnt sound very likely to be that - I had pre eclampsia in previous pregnancy and from last midwife appointment in this pregnancy at 36 weeks I had trace of protein but they weren't concerned as I dont have any other symptoms.

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