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Chronic pid treatment, fluid in Doughlas
I have chronic pid and completed my piptaz and antibiotics course for 1 month is still working, I had pid since 4 months , and I also had fluid in my doughlas, docter said my reproductive organ are good , but since antibiotics is going to over , when Will I completely get rid of this severe back pain and pelvic fulness and not severe but uncomfortable pain and tiring and heavy legs to feet ?
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3 months to 6 months
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How was the chronic PID diagnosed?
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