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american_scientific_journal-1214	mohammed, Idris Yahaya; Damudi, Hajara; Bello, Balaraba; Yahaya, Suleiman Isa; Kurawa, Musa; Musa, Sanni; Ibrahim, Zainab Uba	Biochemical Assessment of Pregnancy-Related Physiological Changes in Renal Function	2015	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3420	263	60	The progressive increase in sodium levels (although not statistically significant) may be attributed to the increase in the filtered load of sodium from non- pregnant level of 20,000mEq/day to approximately 30,000mEq/day during pregnancy to promote sodium retention for fetal and maternal use as reported by Monga, [28]. [34] in his studies also found a slight drop during the 1st trimester with a return to non- pregnant level at term in normal pregnancy.	cache/american_scientific_journal-1214.pdf	txt/american_scientific_journal-1214.txt