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Two years ago i had pelvic pain. I discovered I had chlamydia. I must of had it for eight months before I was treated. I have now been trying to conceive for the last two years to no avail. Do u think I could be infertile? Or is infertility more common in women who have left chlamydia untreated for alot longer?
You need to be following up on this with your gyn. Pelvic pain needs evaluated sooner rather than later especially when you are trying to conceive.
Best of luck :)
grace
Best of luck :)
grace
bubble,
I had chlamydia for one year but I had no pelvic pain. Have you had a pelvic exam or brought your concerns to the doctor? If your pelvic exam is painful that is a good indicator that you could have pelvic inflammatory disease and since you haven't concieved in two years, now is the time to have even more extensive tests done. Trust me, I have had chlamydia so I know what it is like to be afraid.
I had chlamydia for one year but I had no pelvic pain. Have you had a pelvic exam or brought your concerns to the doctor? If your pelvic exam is painful that is a good indicator that you could have pelvic inflammatory disease and since you haven't concieved in two years, now is the time to have even more extensive tests done. Trust me, I have had chlamydia so I know what it is like to be afraid.
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