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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
i have had PID once before. they gave me some meds and that was it. I was just diagnosed with HPV almost a year ago the cancer causing strand.... i have had a dull pain in my lower abdomen for a past few day almost feels like the PID might be coming back but not sure if gas, bloating, or something else.... not due for my period for another few weeks ( i just got over it about a week n half ago)....i have been freaking out ... i have been with one man for over 2 years and we went and got tested together about a year ago.
can PID come back?.... could it be the HPV that has developed into cervical cancer?....please help
can PID come back?.... could it be the HPV that has developed into cervical cancer?....please help
yes thanks for your response... i went to the dr and got a pap... all STD's came back negative, not uti, not yeast infections... just waiting for pap results to come back and see what the cell change looks like
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
Old PID can flare up, so that is a possibility. But your symptoms sound more GI related. It is easy to be tested and important too, so I ALWAYS recommend getting checked!
The MOST common symptom of cervical cancer is bleeding, so I doubt that is what you have. BUT, if it has been more than 6 months since your last pap, it would be a good idea to have that re-done as well.
Go get checked--you probably DONT have any of the things that you are worried about, and it will relieve your mind!
Good luck!
Dr B
Old PID can flare up, so that is a possibility. But your symptoms sound more GI related. It is easy to be tested and important too, so I ALWAYS recommend getting checked!
The MOST common symptom of cervical cancer is bleeding, so I doubt that is what you have. BUT, if it has been more than 6 months since your last pap, it would be a good idea to have that re-done as well.
Go get checked--you probably DONT have any of the things that you are worried about, and it will relieve your mind!
Good luck!
Dr B
i am going to obgyn on wed.... could PID also be gonorrhea? chlamydia?..... are they easily treated...
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