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Hi dr, i am pregnant, 9 weeks. i am positive for ureaplasma. is risk for deployment of my child for malformation? when need i take antibiotics for it?
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Preterm delivery: The only risk I am aware of is the possibility of causing premature delivery. The benefit of treatment in preventing this outcome especially in the absence of symptoms is unclear. It is best to discuss with your OB about the benefits of therapy. take care
Answered 11/28/2017
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