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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) needs prompt medical attention. Delaying treatment may lead to infertility or chronic pelvic pain.
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f symptoms are severe, pregnancy is involved, or abscesses are suspected, hospitalization may be required for IV antibiotics.
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To prevent spreading infection or worsening symptoms, pause sexual activity until your doctor confirms recovery.
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If PID is linked to STIs like chlamydia or gonorrhea, your partner(s) must be treated too. Otherwise, reinfection may occur.
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Over-the-counter medications like ibuprofen or acetaminophen can ease pelvic pain. Rest and hydration support healing.
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In rare cases, if a tubo-ovarian abscess forms, doctors may need to drain it surgically.
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Doctors usually prescribe a combination of antibiotics. Even if symptoms improve, complete the full course to clear the infection.
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Regular check-ups are necessary to monitor healing and ensure the infection is completely gone.
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Quit smoking, eat a balanced diet, and maintain good hygiene to support faster recovery and reduce recurrence.
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Use protection during sex, get regular STI screenings, and don’t ignore unusual symptoms to prevent PID in the first place.