Patient's question:
When I was pregnant and had a prenatal check-up at the hospital, it was detected that there were red blood cells and protein in my urine, with two ++. Because I was afraid that medication would affect the baby, I did not undergo further examination. After giving birth, I went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor performed ten renal function tests, blood tests, and ultrasounds to examine the bladder and both kidneys. None of these tests showed any abnormal conditions; everything was normal. However, it was indeed found that there were two + of protein and red blood cells in the urine. Could anyone please tell me what other issues this might still be? Will this affect my child? Thank you.Current general condition: No abnormalities, no discomfort.
Doctor's answer:
From your examination, it is necessary to consider local inflammation infection. It is recommended that you drink more water. Check ultrasound and kidney function to see if they are normal. At the same time, check if you have any local pain symptoms. Generally, doctors will advise women with prenatal examination risk signs to rest in bed and prohibit sexual activity. In addition, patients should also create an environment that is conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.