Urinalysis

Hi mommy! Kung mataas ang results ng urinalysis at sinabi ng doctor na baka may kidney stone ka, importanteng sundin ang mga payo ng iyong OB. Ang pag-inom ng maraming tubig ay makakatulong, pero kung may kidney stone nga, kailangan mong kumonsulta pa sa isang urologist o espesyalista para magabayan ka kung anong treatment ang kailangan. Wag mag-alala, dahil may mga paraan naman para malunasan ito at makontrol habang buntis. Patuloy lang sa pag-monitor ng iyong kalusugan at huwag mag-atubiling magtanong sa iyong doctor kung may mga concerns ka.

Kapag mataas ang resulta ng iyong urinalysis at sinabi ng doctor na posibleng may kidney stone ka, maganda na patuloy mong sundin ang mga rekomendasyon ng iyong OB. Ang madalas na pag-inom ng tubig ay makakatulong, pero kung may kidney stone nga, baka kailangan ng karagdagang konsultasyon sa isang espesyalista tulad ng urologist. Huwag mag-alala, may mga solusyon naman para matulungan ka at ang baby mo. Ang pinakaimportante ay maging maingat at laging kumonsulta sa iyong doktor para sa tamang guidance. 🌸

I know this is a bit scary, but you’re doing the right thing by keeping your doctor informed. Kidney stones are definitely something to be cautious of, but many women experience them during pregnancy and with proper care, they can be managed. Make sure you're staying as hydrated as possible, and follow your doctor’s advice. If needed, they may suggest some treatments or additional checks. You’re in good hands with your OB, so try not to worry too much. You and baby are both being well looked after!

Pregnancy can sometimes cause mild changes in kidney function, and your doctor’s recommendation to keep drinking water is spot on. If kidney stones are a concern, your doctor might want to do further tests to confirm that. Many times, kidney stones can be managed with hydration and sometimes a specific diet. It’s good that your OB is aware and monitoring things closely — just keep following their advice and don’t hesitate to ask questions during your next visit.

It's normal for pregnancy to cause changes in your urine, and factors like dehydration or the added pressure from the baby can sometimes affect the results. Kidney stones are a possibility, but the good news is that your doctor is monitoring things closely and will advise you on how to manage it. Staying hydrated is important, and if kidney stones are suspected, your doctor may suggest further tests or treatments to help ease any discomfort.

water alone is not enough po kung mataas ang infection. kailangan matapos ang medications kapag di tumalab ipapaurine culture pag hindi parin, icocoordinate ka sa isa pang doctor na specialize for urinary problems.

Hindi po porke't water kayo ng water, maaagapan po yan agad. Mommy, best to seek help from a urology with your OB's recommendations din in mind.