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8 days on antibiotics since my water broke at the 24w6d. is antibiotic safe to my baby? to keep pregnancy, antibiotics treatment will be continued...
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Yes: The treatment for early rupture of membranes in this stage of pregnancy is antibiotics and monitoring for signs of intrauterine infection. The antibiotics chosen are usually safe for the baby or they wouldn't be used in this situation.
Answered 11/27/2017
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