Streptococcus is a normal bacteria that lives in gut or the intestine of men and women about 30% of people would have it in any time.
Answered: Michelle Lynch, North Middlesex Hospital Bereavement Midwife Specialist
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Why is Group B Streptococcus (GBS) a Concern for Pregnant Women?
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