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[Gonorrhea, candidiasis and vaginal trichomoniasis in patients requesting legal abortion].

Evjen Oc, Kjell Haram, M Ulstein

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646 women, aged 14-49, who underwent induced abortion in the 6th-17th weeks of pregnancy were tested for gonorrhea, candidiasis, and vaginal trichomoniasis. 2.3% of the women had gonorrhea, all of whom were young and unmarried. 2.3% had trichomoniasis and 10.2% had candidiasis. 1 patient had gonorrhea and a candidiasis infection.

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646 women, aged 14-49, who underwent induced abortion in the 6th-17th weeks of pregnancy were tested for gonorrhea, candidiasis, and vaginal trichomoniasis. 2.3% of the women had gonorrhea, all of whom were young and unmarried. 2.3% had trichomoniasis and 10.2% had candidiasis. 1 patient had gonorrhea and a candidiasis infection.

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646 women, aged 14-49, who underwent induced abortion in the 6th-17th weeks of pregnancy were tested for gonorrhea, candidiasis, and vaginal trichomoniasis. 2.3% of the women had gonorrhea, all of whom were young and unmarried. 2.3% had trichomoniasis and 10.2% had candidiasis. 1 patient had gonorrhea and a candidiasis infection.

Key concepts: Trichomoniasis, Gonorrhea, Abortion, Medicine, Obstetrics, Gynecology, Pregnancy, Sexually active

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