Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections and Associated Hematological (White Blood Cell Count) Changes in Pregnant Women, Northern State, Sudan, 2025
القسم الأول: معلومات الباحث / Principal Investigator Information
القسم الثاني: تفاصيل الدراسة البحثية / Research Study Details
القسم الثالث: الجوانب الأخلاقية / Ethical Considerations
القسم الرابع: قائمة المرفقات المطلوبة / Required Attachments
القسم الخامس: الإقرار والتوقيع / Acknowledgment and Signature
معلومات الباحث / Researcher Information
Wamda Yousif Mohammed yousif
wamdayousif49@gmail.com
0124690192
Makki Mohamed Ahmed Alamin Abdallah
maky89362@gmail.com
0124196791
Ahmed Gomaa Dafallah Suleiman
Ahmedg1063@gmail.com
0909844800
Esraa Babiker Ali Al-Amin
essrababiker570@gmail.com
0121857790
Esraa Abu AlQasim Yass Muhammed
esraabualgasim55@gmail.com
0124884436
Faculty of Medical Laboratory Sciences – University of Dongola
اسم المؤسسة التي سيتم فيها عمل البحث / Name of the institution where the research will be conducted
--- Title of the proposal; *Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections and Associated Hematological (White Blood Cell Count) and Chemical Pathology (Serum Creatinine and C-Reactive Protein) Changes in Pregnant Women, Northern State, Sudan, 2025*
معلومات الدراسة / Study Information
بكالوريوس / Bachelor's
بكالوريوس - Bachelor
0.00 SDG
To determine the prevalence of recurrent UTIs among pregnant women in Northern State 2. To measure WBC counts in pregnant women with recurrent UTIs. 3. To compare WBC counts between pregnant women with recurrent UTIs and those without UTIs (control group).
Oct 05, 2025 - Mar 15, 2026
Jan 05, 2026 - Feb 15, 2026
الاعتبارات الأخلاقية / Ethical Considerations
Written
All participant information will be kept confidential. Data will be coded and stored securely, and no personal identifiers will be used in the analysis or publication of results. Access to data will be limited to the research team only.
The study involves minimal risk, limited to mild discomfort during blood sample collection. All samples will be collected by trained professionals using standard sterile procedures to minimize any risk.
To help to improve the health care of pregnancy women