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How do they check for pelvic inflammatory ? or anything infected in lower stomach.
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Pelvic Infection: To check for pelvic inflammatory disease: your history is very important, physical exam including a pelvic exam with a rectovaginal component, examination of vaginal secretions, blood test, and pelvic sonogram preferably transvaginal.
Answered 10/26/2013
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