Because there is no guarantee of strength, purity or safety of DHEA products (they are not usually regulated by the Food and Drug Administration), itâs important to read labels, do your research when buying supplements and follow directions.
Asymptomatic infection (asymptomatic bacteriuria) during pregnancy. Asymptomatic bacteriuria is experiencing no distinct symptoms of infection despite having bacteria in your urinary tract. It increases the chances of getting a UTI later in pregnancy by 40%. However, the risk goes down to 1% to 4% with proper treatment.
Most women would opt for a pregnancy with the fewest daily challenges and the least amount of discomfort possible. Unfortunately, bacteria that cause infection in the urinary tract or vaginal area can sometimes pose added stress on the expectant mother. While yeast infections and UTIs are both commonly related to pregnancy, a yeast infection remains harmless to the fetus, while a UTI can lead to complications if left untreated.