ArticleJournal of microscopy and ultrastructure
The Awareness of Pregnant Patient about Effect of Antibiotics in Pregnancy.
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Abstract
backgroundMedication during pregnancy should be prescribed under caution as some medication has adverse effects on fetus health and they may be teratogenic. Antibiotics are widely used in pregnancy as a result of infections, adding that many pregnant women may administrate antibiotic without doctors' prescription. It is very important to assess the awareness of females about the effect of antibiotics during the pregnancy period.
aimThe aim of the study is to assess the awareness of pregnant patient about effect of antibiotics in pregnancy. SUBJECTS AND
methodsThis study is cross-sectional study which was conducted in 2017 from September to October. Data were collected using interviewing questionnaire which investigated several variables including sociodemographics, clinical examination, clinical history, and clinical measurements.
resultsEducation and economic levels significantly affected the knowledge about reason for using antibiotic (
conclusionThere was good level of knowledge about using of antibiotic during pregnancy among females which was affected by economic and education levels.
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