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Recently been diagnosed with pid. just finished the 14 day meds. i am ovulating with more pain than i usually have. is this normal?
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OB/GYN: Please see OB/GYN for a full exam ASAP to determine whether you may have a treatment resistant infection or abscess.
Answered 2/5/2017
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