Urgent help needed for pregnancy-related kidney disease, is it refractory?

Patient's question:

Pregnant 32 weeks, during prenatal check-ups, persistent detection of 2+ occult blood and 2+ white blood cells in urine. A total of four times, initially thought it was urethritis. The latest finding showed 3+ occult blood and 3+ urinary white blood cells. Suspected kidney disease, further examination revealed 307 red blood cells in urine microscopy, with 55.4 red blood cells per high-power field, while other tests were normal. The report indicated glomerular origin.

Doctor's answer:

You can have your kidney function tested and undergo a renal ultrasound. Medication can be taken orally first, including hormones and antibiotics for treatment. Rest and a low-sodium diet are important. Avoid spicy foods. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

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