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Can you deliver vaginally if you have had utis and bacterial infections throughout your pregnancy?
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Most likely: Many women have uti's and vaginal infections during pregnancy. There are however certain infections which may require preventive antibiotic treatments during labor like group b strep and certain stds. Check with your md to learn about the exact type of infection and the appropriate treatment.
Answered 10/9/2016
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