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Pelvic inflammatory
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I had PID few days back and was given antispasmodic medication ( T meftal spas )for 3 days and oflox antibiotic 400mg for 3 days. I also had white discharge so I was given clingen forte for 7 days. I feel my pid is not fully gone, as the course was too short. Should I restart the course of oflox 400 mg and t meftal spas for 10 days and see? The reason I said I feel it's not gone is because I at times still feel a slight pain in the lower abdomen like I used to during PID infection.
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u need to change the antibiotics
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Dr. Rabina Maheshwari
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If you still have symptoms, you should consult again with your doctor
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