Re: Is having a yeast or bacterial infection dangerous to the baby?

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Your doctor may give you something for the yeast infection. Macrobid is perfectly fine for pregnancy and the only possible problem is late in pregnancy if uti is left untreated you may go into early labor. This is remote though in my experience. Nurse and mother of 4 and one on the way.

>OR just annoying and uncomfortable??
>I've had some mild burning, no odor, discharge, irritation
>I mentioned this to my Dr. and he didn't seem all that concerned
>The office did give me macrobid for a UTI
>
>I'm more concerned if this is left untreated it will cause a problem
>I have been tested numerous time (as this is not my first pg) for STD's
>ect so it isn't that
>I beleive I'v read monistat is safe and was thinking of giving that a
>try
>
>any advice/input?

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