Jacobo-Gallardo AK, Báez-Barraza J, Quevedo-Castro E, Morgan-Ruiz F, López-Manjarrez G, Gutiérrez-Arzapalo PY, Morgan-Ortiz F

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ABSTRACT

The second most frequent pathology found in pregnant women is urinary tract infections, posing a great therapeutic challenge due to the maternal and fetal compromise that they can cause. During pregnancy there are functional, structural and physiological changes of the urinary tract, these changes promote the invasion of germs from the urethra and the development of urinary pathology. Therefore, all pregnant women should undergo asymptomatic bacteriuria screening by urine culture, and if positive, always receive antimicrobial treatment, as it is an important risk factor for the development of Pyelonephritis during pregnancy, unlike of the non-pregnant woman.

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