Kindly check my urine report. It shows a trace of protein in the urine. I am currently 32 weeks pregnant and would like to know if this is normal during pregnancy or if I should be concerned. Is it harmful for the baby, or does it indicate anything serious?

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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A trace of protein can occur in later pregnancy and is not always harmful. Your doctor will monitor blood pressure and swelling to rule out any risk. Most cases settle with rest and hydration. Please repeat the urine protein test and monitor your blood pressure and sugar levels regularly as advised.

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Answered 29/08/2025

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