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A member asked:
Worried i have pid, saw gyn, she only did manual exam and said i'm just ovulating and have a yeast infection. is a manual exam enough for diagnosis?
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Usually: Pid would give extreme pain on a bimanual exam. In addition fever and chills are some of the other symptoms; along with elevated white blood cell count and positive std cultures.
Answered 12/22/2013
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