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UTI and Pregnancy
My wife had ecoli infection (close to 100000) in urine (UTI) for almost three months, starting from last December to March. She continously took antibiotics and it got suppressed.
Now we are planning for a baby. In the pre-pregnancy check up, we identified that there is ecoli presence still in the urine. But its minimal 1000 ppm.. The doctor suggested us not to worry much about it and asked us to go ahead but we are little concerned about it.Can anyone suggest what should be done at this point
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Some foci of infection may be cause of recurrent Urinary tract infection,
Get done USG KUB with PVR estimation n consult with urologist.
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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Better contact to urologist means small foci is there that causes again and again infection.Get done complete urine examination of husband also.I think both of you take one course of antibiotics.
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