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What Causes Pus In Urine During Pregnancy?

Hi I have pus in my urine when I take the urine exam that was my doctor said I m 22weeks pregnant. And she advice me to take cefuroxime. 2x a day within 7days and I ll go back to urine test. I would like to ask if where did I get this urine inffection? and will it be disappear?
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Hi, I think it is very common to get urine infections during pregnancy. So, you need to drink around 3 to 4 litres of water per day and take some urine alkaliser like syrup alkasol. Get a urine routine and microscopy and culture done to see the cause of infection and also the antibiotic which should be given to treat it. So, antibiotic can be given according to the culture report. Get a urine culture and sensitivity test done. Talk to your doctor regarding this. Hope it helps.
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What Causes Pus In Urine During Pregnancy?

Hi, I think it is very common to get urine infections during pregnancy. So, you need to drink around 3 to 4 litres of water per day and take some urine alkaliser like syrup alkasol. Get a urine routine and microscopy and culture done to see the cause of infection and also the antibiotic which should be given to treat it. So, antibiotic can be given according to the culture report. Get a urine culture and sensitivity test done. Talk to your doctor regarding this. Hope it helps.