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What self medication can a pregnant woman use for bladder infection?
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Antibiotics: Pregnant women should not try and self medicated an bladder infection. They should be treated with the appropriate antibiotic. Pregnant women with bladder infections are at high risk for kidney infections which can become more serious. Contact the treating doctor for antibiotics and testing
Answered 1/29/2018
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