Patient's question:
After the routine urine test returned to normal, but the pH was 7. It has been approximately half a year since the last check-up. Treatment: Vitamin C and Ganoderma lucidum extract tablets, and another unnamed medication. Desired assistance: The doctor said there is kidney damage. I see that the drug instructions are for anti-inflammatory purposes. I would like to ask if the kidney damage is severe and whether it can be recovered.Doctor's answer:
1. Implement prenatal examinations and ensure proper prenatal care. Measure blood pressure once in the early stages of pregnancy to establish the baseline, followed by regular checks. Especially after the 36th week of pregnancy, monitor blood pressure and weight changes, as well as symptoms such as proteinuria and dizziness.2. Enhance nutritional intake and rest during pregnancy. Strengthen nutrition in the second and third trimesters, particularly the supplementation of protein, multiple vitamins, folic acid, and iron, which can help prevent preeclampsia. Maternal malnutrition, hypoproteinemia, or severe anemia increases the risk of developing preeclampsia.