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Re: question: uti in postpartum From: DoctorJoe@aol.com Sun Apr 30 09:54:21 2006 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Jane Wines: "Re: Failed Home VBAC after 3 previous C/S - Stillbirth" Previous message: Meenan, Anna: "Re: question: uti in postpartum" Maybe in reply to: Jordan Oland, MD: "question: uti in postpartum" Next in thread: Jordan Oland, MD: "Re: question: uti in postpartum" Reply: Jordan Oland, MD: "Re: question: uti in postpartum" In a message dated 4/30/06 8:34:24 AM, j_oland@hotmail.com writes: > 3d post delivery with uti, most likely catheter associated (pt had > retention with epidural and cathx24 hours).  Now, with urinary symptoms. > Pt is pcn allergic and is breastfeeding. > Was considereing using Macrobid as pt and infant at low risk for g6pd. > Any thoughts or advice? > Nitrofuradantoin shouldn't get high enough blood levels to bother the baby at all. Absolutely no cross-reactivity with beta-lactams. Got a culture? Or are you just treating irritation with antibiotics??? Joe P. Next message: Jane Wines: "Re: Failed Home VBAC after 3 previous C/S - Stillbirth" Previous message: Meenan, Anna: "Re: question: uti in postpartum" Maybe in reply to: Jordan Oland, MD: "question: uti in postpartum" Next in thread: Jordan Oland, MD: "Re: question: uti in postpartum" Reply: Jordan Oland, MD: "Re: question: uti in postpartum"

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