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Bacterial flora of vagina and cervix in normal pregnancy.

N Kirmani, Shireen Rehman, S N Jafarey

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Pelvic infection in females often occur as a result of colonization by a variety of bacteria 1 on the vaginal and cervical epithelium. The type of orgnanisms present in the vagina depends on pH and the enzymes in the vaginal secretions 2 . Therefore, this study was undertaken to determine the pattern of bacterial flora of the vagina and cervix in pregnant women

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Pelvic infection in females often occur as a result of colonization by a variety of bacteria 1 on the vaginal and cervical epithelium. The type of orgnanisms present in the vagina depends on pH and the enzymes in the vaginal secretions 2 . Therefore, this study was undertaken to determine the pattern of bacterial flora of the vagina and cervix in pregnant women

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Pelvic infection in females often occur as a result of colonization by a variety of bacteria 1 on the vaginal and cervical epithelium. The type of orgnanisms present in the vagina depends on pH and the enzymes in the vaginal secretions 2 . Therefore, this study was undertaken to determine the pattern of bacterial flora of the vagina and cervix in pregnant women

Key concepts: Vagina, Cervix, Medicine, Vaginal flora, Flora (microbiology), Colonization, Pregnancy, Gynecology

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