Kidney Stones and Pregnancy When calcium combines with other substances in your urine, calcifications form that accumulate and block the passage of urine through the capillaries that carry urine from your kidneys to your bladder. These solid masses are known as kidney stones. Kidney stones develop in pregnant women at a rate comparable to that […]

Kidney Infections in Pregnancy When germs enter the urinary system and ascend to the kidneys, it can lead to a kidney infection, also called pyelonephritis. Hormonal fluctuations that might impact the urinary system put pregnant women at higher risk of UTIs. Symptoms of Pyelonephritis Causes of Pyelonephritis A kind of urinary tract infection (UTI) called […]

Effects of Kidney Disease in Pregnancy In women with chronic kidney disease, there is commonly a co-occurrence of maternal hypertension, proteinuria, and recurrent UTIs. The relative contribution of each of these variables to unexcellent pregnancy outcomes is not always clear. All factors seem to be, however, harmful to the fetal outcome, both alone and collectively. […]

Hydronephrosis (Kidney Become Swollen) Urine flows from your kidney to your bladder when you have hydronephrosis, also known as upper urinary tract dilatation. Your kidneys enlarge, either one or both of them. Any age can have hydronephrosis. Children with hydronephrosis may be identified in their early years or occasionally even before the infant is born, […]

Renel Failure in Pregnancy When your kidneys stop working properly, you have kidney failure. The risk of complications increases significantly in pregnant patients with renal failure. For people who have had a previous kidney transplant, the prognosis is generally better. There are two main types of Renal Failure. Acute Kidney Injury AKI AKI, or pregnancy-related […]

Preeclampsia during Pregnancy One problem related to pregnancy is preeclampsia. If you have preeclampsia, you may experience high blood pressure, proteinuria, high levels of protein in the urine that indicate kidney disease or other signs of organ damage. Preeclampsia usually develops in pregnant women whose blood pressure is in the normal range after 20 weeks […]

Proteinuria in Pregnancy During pregnancy, proteinuria has traditionally been a hallmark of preeclampsia, but it is also a nonspecific indicator of renal disease and may result from an elevated plasma protein concentration, increased glomerular permeability, decreased tubular protein reabsorption, and renal hemodynamic alterations. It has been reported that the rate of isolated proteinuria in pregnancy […]

Introduction First trimester is considered 3 months long such as week 1 to 12. This is sensitive time for mother and baby and needed to be dealt with seriousness. Some of the food and exercises that can help during this journey are: Food and First Trimester When you are pregnant, you should consume more protein, […]

Food During Third Trimester of Pregnancy During the third trimester, your baby continues to develop certain body parts and gains weight fast. A few of the changes include the opening of the eyes, the formation of nails, and the growth of hair. Your baby health depends greatly on the food choices you make in light […]

Exercises During Third Trimester (weeks 29-40) It’s crucial to concentrate on safe and pleasant exercise throughout the third trimester of pregnancy for both you and your unborn child. Prior to beginning a new workout regimen while pregnant, always get advice from your healthcare professional. Physical issues are common throughout the third trimester, so it’s important […]