Nitrofurantoin nitrobact 100 mg is safe

2026-09-19 06:16:57
2 times per day of 7 days nitrobact 100 for mild uti during 35 weeks of pregnancy is safe? Will it not cause any harm or complication to baby or mother?
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Nitrofurantoin is safe drug in pregnancy but avoided in third trimester.Consult your doctor for other options

Answered2026-09-20 19:27:28

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Answered2026-09-20 06:51:21

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It is safe and most commonly used drug.

Answered2026-09-19 07:35:35

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Yes nitrofurantoin is absolutely safe So nothing to worry

Answered2026-09-30 04:21:49

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It is safe

Answered2026-09-20 11:03:21

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Safe

Answered2026-09-20 10:40:58

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It is safe during pregnancy

Answered2026-09-20 03:00:50

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Answered2026-09-19 16:19:59

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It is generally avoided in 3rd trimester. There is other safe antibiotic, please consult for the drug or recheck with ur gynecologist regarding the same
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prefer other antibiotic
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not safe near to delivery.

Answered2026-09-19 14:15:04

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Answered2026-09-19 07:22:17

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Its safe during pregnancy.

Answered2026-09-19 06:32:37

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Nitrofurantoin is a commonly used antibiotic for UTIs in pregnancy, so a prescribed course like this is generally fine.
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Since you're at 35 weeks, confirm with your prescribing doctor that they've factored in how close you are to delivery, as antibiotic choice can shift near the end. Finish the full course even if you feel better early.
Health Tips
If burning, urgency, or fever don't improve in a couple of days, or you notice reduced baby movements, contact your doctor promptly.

Answered2026-09-19 06:26:05

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