Urinary Tract Infection Caused by Bacteria in Pregnant women from Kassala State, Sudan

Abstract Background Urinary tract infection is a common disease prevailing in pregnancy: microorganisms, mostly bacteria, cause it. Result The prevalence of urinary tract infection was very high (70.9%). The most common isolate were Listeria spp. (38.85%) and Streptococcus spp. (28.06%), less common isolates were Vibrio cholera, Neisseria sp. and E. coli with percentages (16.55%,10.07% and 6.47%), respectively. Conclusion five bacteria species associated with urinary tract infection in pregnant women recorded in this study. Vibrio cholera and Neisseria sp.it was first time recorded in Sudan.