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A member asked:
Can an untreated and persistent yeast infection, in an "virgin" woman cause pid?
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PID is caused by bacteria, not yeast. However, I would be sure that you have been tested (a culture) for bacteria & yeast to know for sure. So please see your doctor.
Answered 5/19/2021
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