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Re: A Few More Specific Group B Strep QuestionsFrom: Samir Fouad Aziz MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 23 Sep 2002 19:55:20 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 23 Sep 2002, Noelle wrote: > >Again, the same mom who wrote “Researched Group B Strep” and “Higher >Risk for Group B Strep” who is at 36 weeks of her first pregnancy, >tested positive, and afraid (but desperately trying to limit my posts to >two questions, . . .). > >1. Do most GBS affected babies come from a mom who has actual symptoms >of the bacteria: fever, UTI, etc.? Are their lab tests more “positive” >than others? (If so, why isn’t that qualified in the lab data?) >2. One of the forum doctors wrote, “in the hospital the baby would be >evaluated clinically and bacteriologically so treatment and follow up >would be properly ensued.” What tests does this involve, so that I can >assure my baby is tested in the same way? > >And yet again, thank you so very much! > >Sincerely, >Noelle infection could be acquired from a carrier non-symptomatic mother and usually newborn is monitored for evidence of infection with respiratory distress the first symptom.culture coould be obtained from blood and other fluids of the body
-- Samir Aziz MD Asist.Professor Ob.Gyn Director Gyn.Oncology Al-Azhar University-Egypt Editorial Advisor Obgyn.net(P&B,gyn.Oncology)
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