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Comparative Study
. 1970 Dec 12;4(5736):651-3.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.4.5736.651.

Single-dose therapy with streptomycin and sulfametopyrazine for bacteriuria during pregnancy

Comparative Study

Single-dose therapy with streptomycin and sulfametopyrazine for bacteriuria during pregnancy

J D Williams et al. Br Med J. .

Abstract

One hundred and sixty-three patients with bacteriuria in pregnancy were treated with a single dose of antibiotic. Four regimens were used: sulfadoxine (sulphormethoxine) 2 g., sulfametopyrazine 2 g., streptomycin 1 g., and a combination of sulfametopyrazine 2 g. and streptomycin 1 g. The highest cure rate of 77% was achieved with streptomycin and sulfametopyrazine. The long-acting sulphonamides alone gave a cure rate of 55% while streptomycin alone eradicated 43% of the infections. Despite the high cure rate with combined therapy bacterial resistance developed in some cases.

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