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19 week pregnant with e coli
I got ecoli in vaginal swab. Doctor recommended antibiotic cefutil twice a day and probiotic enterogermina once a day.
Is it safe to take in pregnancy. ?
Ecoli bacterial infection is common in pregnancy
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Yes you should take medicines as infection need to be treated ,it’s safe to take it.
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Ecoli is not common in pregnancy
Any infection needs to be treated well in time to prevent preterm labour
The medicine prescribed is safe
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