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10w6d pregnant when detected for beta streptococci, group b <10,000 cfu/ml. can i leave it untreated or do i need antibiotic? concern on side effects

Q: 10w6d pregnant when detected for beta streptococci, group b <10,000 cfu/ml. can i leave it untreated or do i need antibiotic? concern on side effects

GBBS: The current recommendations on group B strep in the first trimester is to treat it and then retreat in labor.

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GBBS: The current recommendations on group B strep in the first trimester is to treat it and then retreat in labor.

Answered 6/27/2015

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