[ SECRET POST #2538 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2538 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That really depends. Some bacteria in the vagina can be dangerous to a baby - I'm a carrier of Strep B in my reproductive system, which would make it very risky for me to have a baby vaginally due to the elevated risk of it becoming infected with that. It's harmless to me, but it could be fatal to a baby.

[(Anonymous)]

No it's not quite like that. Strep B is a normal and pretty common, commensal in the vagina. It only matters during delivery if the waters break and the delivery becomes prolonged. At a certain point then midwives will give Mum IV antibiotics. You don't need to have a caesarian because of Strep B, it's very common and not something that midwives or obstetricians worry about, but it's always important to tell your midwife you've had it. Often it's not even there at the time of labour, it's not there all the time.