Abstract

Women undergoing caesarean section have an increased risk of postoperative infection and infectious morbidity compared with women giving birth vaginally. Infectious morbidity for the mother, consisting generally of endomyometritis and wound infection remains a leading cause of post-operative complications. Prophylactic antibiotics are expected to work at the side of the antiseptic measures taken earlier than and for the duration of surgical operation. present comparative look at became conducted between injection Ceftriaxone single dose versus routine 5-day course of ampicillin and metronidazole in non-compulsory caesarean delivery patients at a tertiary care center.

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