UTIs in Pregnancy

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UTIs in Pregnancy


Physiological changes

  • hydronephrosis
  • increased renal size
  • anterosuperior bladder displacement

Antenatal complications

  • sepsis
  • preterm labour
  • infant prematurity
  • foetal demise

Pathology

  1. Urinary tract infection →

  2. renal parenchymal infection →

  3. cytokine and prostaglandin release →

  4. PGE2 and PGF2alpha

  5. LABOUR

 

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