Modern approaches to the urinary tract infections in pregnancy

• Natalia E. Kan
• Lomova N.A.
• A.A. Veresova
• O.A. Sergunina
• N.V. Tyutyunnik

Abstract

Around eight million women worldwide each year are faced with the problem of UTI, which remains one of the leading practitioners for dealing with obstetrics, maternal health and child.

UTIs are the most common bacterial infections in pregnant women. A variety of clinical forms, peculiarities of clinical course of disease of the urinary organs, urodynamic disorders make it difficult for clinicians. Knowing the symptoms and clinical signs of the disease in conjunction with the modern methods of diagnosis based on the methods of evidence-based medicine, to help early diagnosis and start pathogenetically substantiated therapy.

Keywords:pregnancy, urinary tract infection, asymptomatic bacteriuria, cystitis, pyelonephritis, complications of pregnancy

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