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By cuddlebugz | Dec 01, 2008

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PID now?

How possible is it that having chlamydia a few years ago could give me Pelvic inflammatory disease NOW? I have read that having chlamydia and gonorrhea can and/or will give a woman PID but what kind of chance is there of me developing PID now? Am I still at risk?

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auntiejessi

Dec 01, 2008

I'm assuming you got it treated a few years ago, so that wouldn't be your cause.

Did they do any testing to find out what is causing your PID now? Is there a possibility that you got it again? Also, not all PID cases are from stds, so I hope your doc did some testing.

Aj

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