ميزان شيوع باكتريوري بدون علامت در زنان باردار مراجعه كننده به مركز آموزشي - درماني دزياني گرگان

Distribution of asymptamatic bacteriuria in pregnant women referring to Dezyani hospital in Gorgan

Urinary tract infection is common disease in pregnancy and most symptomatic infection with grate danger for fetus and motherʹs. This study has been done to determint the prevalency of asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnant women in Gorgan in 2000. Mid - stream urine from 900 pregnant women were obtained. Urine analysis and culture for all of them have been done and positive cultured (isolated bacteria with 100,000-colony count) was antibiogramed by kerby buer method. Out of 900 urine specimen 3.7% of samples had positive urinary tract infection. The common organism isolated was E.coli (33.3%), Coagolase negative, Staphylococci (30.3%) and Kelbsiella (15.2%). There was not a significaunt correlation between age, pariety, pregnancy age, fresh urinary infection and asymptomatic bacteriouria but there was a significant and correlation kidney stone between bacteriuria. Antimicrobial sensitivity pattern demonstrates more sensitivity of strain with Amikacin and Gentamycin. Although prevalence of bacteriuria in this (3.7%) lower than other studies in this country but for their severe sequele. This phenomen should be taken into more conideration further investigation in other part of the country should be done to face the probable difficulties.