BACKGROUND: Although antibiotics are widely used during pregnancy, evidence regarding
their fetal safety remains limited. Our aim was to quantify the association between antibiotic …

Objective: To describe the occurrence and distribution of antibiotic treatments, in addition
their indications in control pregnant women in the population-based large dataset of the …

Studies using different diagnostic methods and outcome parameters have used different
antibiotics and dose/administration regimes to women of differing risk of preterm birth with …

Background Antibiotics are commonly prescribed during pregnancy. Although the safety of
most penicillins is well established, some controversy and uncertainty are associated with …

Purposes (1) Measure the prevalence and trends of anti‐infective drug use before, during,
and after pregnancy;(2) to list the doses, classes, types, and indications for anti‐infective use …

Although pregnancy is considered as a physiological state, most pregnant women in
developed countries receive multiple medications to prevent maternal or neonatal …

Background There are two main strategies for the prevention of post‐abortal upper genital
tract infection: antibiotics given around the time of surgery for all women; and'screen‐and …

One known complication of induced abortion is upper genital tract infection, which is
relatively uncommon in the current era of safe, legal abortion. Currently, rates of upper …

Background Unsafe abortions result not only in costs for acute care but may also be
responsible for longer‐term complications such as pelvic inflammatory disease, damage to …

Background Infectious morbidities contribute to considerable maternal and perinatal
morbidity and mortality, including women at no apparent increased risk of infection. To …