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Microgematuria in pregnancyFrom: Alexandra Borisova (treatment@mtu-net.ru)Tue Jan 18 05:15:40 2000
Normally developing pregnancy in healthy 28 y.o patient G2P1, except for persistent asymptomatic microgematuria without WBC and bacteria present in urine. 32 weeks now. Is it warranted to check her urine culture, renal function and to do renal US? Thank you in advance.
-- Alexandra Borisova, MD AEA International - SOS Assistance International Medical Clinic Russia, Moscow.
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