In a recent report of 94 pregnant women with uncomplicated pregnancies, low levels of Vitamin
A were shown to hurt kidney development, resulting in smaller kidneys.
Conclusion: Pregnant women must have pre-natal care that encompasses complete health assessments during pregnancy to ensure the health of the fetus. Blood levels of Vitamin A are important to watch as excess levels may cause problems as well.
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