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Antibiotic after 12 week pregnancy
Hi, I have completed 12 week of pregnancy. My WBC count approximate 11.27k and HSCRP is high approximate 10. I have twins. White discharge goes continue. Urine test normal. Doctor suggested some kind of infection. One doctor suggested cefixime 200 mg for 7 days other doctor suggested erthyromycin 500 mg for two times a day for 5 day. Which is safe during 13 week of pregnancy? Please suggest medicine name.
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Cefixime 200 mg for 7 days is safe as oraganogenesis period is over.
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Go for cefixime
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
First the site of infection needs to be ascertained
Treatment n antibiotics should be offered only after culture sensitivity
Go fr urine routine
N vaginal swab culture
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