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A member asked:
How long after being treated for pid can i have sex ?
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At least a few days: Sex is OK after at least a few days treatment, pain is gone, and your partner has been treated for whatever STD was the likely cause of your PID (usually gonorrhea or chlamydia). If you remain uncertain, ask the doctor or clinic treating you.
Answered 2/28/2017
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