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I was diagnosed with pelvic inflam. dis. and will start my antibiotics tomorrow but i'm having severe lower stomach pain. is this related?
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Yes: Pid is associated with severe lower abdominal pains and improves with antibiotics.
Answered 9/15/2012
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