Re: The last uti question

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Probably.

>And, just curious, couldn't the use of a catherter produce an infection
>as well?

No Pam.

>
>I guess I am wondering, am I in danger right now at 15 weeks?
>
>Thank you,
>
>Pam

Your concerns indicate a need to discuss these items with your doctor.

Dr. M

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