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How to cure bacterial infection during pregnancy
Me and my Sister in law are pregnant. She is in her fourth month and me in 5th month. She is suffering from a bacterial infection. She is 32 year old. She is been given medicines for the same. I am worried if I too get any kind of infections. Please tell me how to cure such bacterial infections during pregnancy?
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