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Title: Tips to Avoid UTI during Pregnancy


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Tips to Avoid Urinary Tract Infection during
Pregnancy
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  • Did you know?
  • The incidence of urinary tract infection
    increases for women during pregnancy. Also, a
    recent research in this suggested an association
    between UTIs and serious problems such as
    preterm birth and smaller than normal gestational
    age infants.

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  • Urinary tract infection is common during
    pregnancy and if left untreated, some urine
    infections may progress to cause serious kidney
    infection. Pregnant women are particularly prone
    to these often painful infections during weeks
    6-24 of their pregnancies.

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  • Practice Good Hygiene
  • Always keep your genital area clean and avoid
    using strong soap, cream, douches, powders and
    sprays. Go to bathroom as soon as you feel the
    urge to urinate because holding urine for a long
    time keeps bacteria in your bladder to stay
    longer.

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  • Stay Hydrated
  • Drink plenty of water because it can help flush
    bacteria from your body and prevents the
    development of new infections. Try to drink about
    eight 8-ounce servings of water a day and
    consider adding lemon to your water to increase
    the acidity of your urine and fight bacterial
    growth.

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  • Contact Your Health Care Professional
  • By performing various physical examination and
    other urinary tests, your health care
    professional can determine if you have a urinary
    tract infection. To clear up the infection, your
    health care professional will suggest a suitable
    antibiotic to protect the health of you and your
    child.

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  • Visit www.kcurology.com
  • for more information.
  • Call 913.341.7985

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