The physical condition of pregnant women can undergo many changes, and there may be early pregnancy reactions in the early stages of pregnancy. This phenomenon is relatively normal and usually improves on its own after 12 weeks of pregnancy. In addition to pregnancy reactions, the kidney function of pregnant women may also be affected. Therefore, it is necessary to undergo kidney function tests during pregnancy, which is of great significance for the healthy development of the fetus and the pregnant woman's body. However, which indicator of kidney function is more important during pregnancy?
Creatinine is important for renal function during pregnancy, as it is a metabolic waste in the human body. If there is an increase in creatinine, it indicates that the pregnant woman may have kidney damage, and further clarification of the cause is needed for targeted treatment to prevent damage to kidney function. The burden on the kidneys during pregnancy is relatively high. If the kidneys of pregnant women are unhealthy, they may also experience kidney failure and be prone to complications such as hypertension. As the gestational age increases, the fetus may also experience intrauterine growth retardation.
When pregnant women check their kidney function, if it is not within the normal range, they should not be too nervous. There are many factors that can affect the kidney function test, including diet, exercise, etc., which may cause errors in the results. Therefore, pregnant women can have a follow-up examination.
Before undergoing liver function tests, pregnant women should pay attention to not eating or engaging in vigorous exercise to avoid affecting the results. If there are still abnormalities in kidney function after re examination, pregnant women should follow the doctor's instructions and undergo standardized treatment. If the situation is serious, the doctor may recommend terminating the pregnancy.
