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23 weeks pregnant . urine culture showed gram positive cocci isolated. what does this mean and is it dangerous?
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Can be: A particular type of gram positive coccus can cause serious issues for the baby. Please follow your doctor's instructions carefully.
Answered 4/22/2013
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