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Pid and cervicitis
I was diagnosed with PID and cervicitis in 2023(only had a discharge history), and I have consulted more than six gynecologists. All of them prescribed antibiotics, but every time I get an ultrasound, it still shows mild free fluid. However, when gynecologists examine me, they say it is just healthy discharge.
Now, I am scheduled for a C-section at the end of this month. If I still have PID, will it cause any complications during the delivery?
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Mild free fluid is physiological
And cannot be treated
The diagnosis of p i d is by papsmear
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