Antibiotics may be required for various reasons during
pregnancy. The most common causes include urinary tract infections, respiratory
tract infections, dental treatments, sinusitis, abscess and diarrhea. Pregnancy
is not an exact obstacle to antibiotic use. When illnesses that require
antibiotic use occur during pregnancy, harmless or least harmful antibiotics
are preferred for mother and baby and treatment is applied. In this case, the
branch specialist who will write the antibiotic and the obstetrician who
follows the patient decide together the most appropriate drug. The use of some
antibiotics during pregnancy is very unfavorable for the baby, while others do
not mind. Some antibiotics have a certain risk of being harmful, but if the
antibiotic is not used and the disease is not treated, antibiotics in this
group are used. These may vary depending on the pregnancy category of the
antibiotic.
You should never use any medication from another group during
pregnancy, even if it says that it is not harmful for the baby, without
consulting your doctor. Not every patient and every pregnancy is the same. A
drug that is not harmful in one pregnancy can be harmful in another pregnancy.
Therefore, you should never use any medication without consulting your doctor.
-SEXUAL INTERCOURSE IN PREGNANCY
-WORKING IN PREGNANCY
-EATING CHOCOLATE DURING PREGNANCY
-SLEEPING TOO MUCH DURING PREGNANCY WILL HARM THE BABY?
-USING A SAFETY BELT IN PREGNANCY
-DRUG USE IN PREGNANCY
-CAT, DOG, BIRD AT HOME IN PREGNANCY
-TATTOO IN PREGNANCY
-TREADMILLS IN PREGNANCY
