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UTI - trying to conceive
My wife has been dealing with a urinary tract infection
(UTI) for the past two days, and urine culture report indicates the following: Organisms:
Citrobacter koseri Clinical Count: > 10^5 CFU/ml (significant) we consulted a urologist, who suggested to take Niftawin SR tablets for 21 days, along with cranberry extract tablets. Additionally, we have been trying to conceive for the past two months, and she already passed her ovulation period this cycle. Could you please advise if it is safe to take Niftawin SR while trying to conceive?
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Most antibiotics are safe to take during the preconception period
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consult a gynecologist for the correct dose and duration of medication for UTI
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it is important not to delay treatment of UTI as it may increase in severity and always needs treatment
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