Urine microalbumin 2300 in pregnant women is not a normal phenomenon, suggesting that pregnant women may have kidney function abnormalities, etc., and need to do further examination.
By testing the urine microalbumin, you can determine whether there is kidney damage. Under normal circumstances, the urine microalbumin per 24 hours should be in the range of 5~30 mg. Urine microalbumin 2300 in pregnant women is too high, and they need to go to the hospital for further examination.
1. Draw blood to check kidney function. Pregnant women with increased urinary microalbumin should first consider whether there is kidney function damage. If the pregnant woman has systemic lupus erythematosus, diabetes, etc., it may cause damage to the kidneys, which may lead to increased urine microalbumin.
2. Measure blood pressure and do an electrocardiogram. If a pregnant woman with gestational diabetes mellitus has increased urine microalbumin, she needs to consider whether it is preeclampsia. If there is congestive heart failure, it is also likely to lead to increased urine microalbumin.