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Urinary tract infection
I'm 16 weeks pregnant... I have experienced 2 episodes of uti in the last 2 months... 1st uti with e. Coli infection... I used amox tablet for 5 days... Then 2nd uti with enterococcus infection... Used nitrofurantoin and azee for 5 days... Again I'm got burning sensation after passing urine... Then I went for urine culture... It shows both e. Coli and enteroccus bacteria now with 10*5 cfu/ ml...why am I getting recurrent uti just in 3 months...does this recurrent uti affect my baby in any way... And is it good to use antibiotics so many times...please someone resolve my problem
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Do not take any over the counter antibiotics without consulting your OBGY specialist.
Recurrent UTI will not affect your baby and can be because of the enlarged uterus pressing against the bladder, leading to stasis of urinary flow.
Also, penicillins, cephalosporins and macrolide antibiotics are safe in pregnancy. Amoxycillin is a broad spectrum penicillin. They may not harm the Baby directly, but can impact your health which can further harm the Baby.
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