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PID and tring to conceive? |
hello I am 23 years old and I have a wonderful 3 year old. Me and my husband started tring for another one about 2 years ago. I had PID a few months before i got pregnant with our daughter. I got PID again about 1 year ago. We are tring to just let mother nature take its course but as a woman who wants many more children I am really worried. I was wondering if anyone has had this happen and what was there outcome. I am prone to infections. I get them real easy so I am always going to the gyn. I am checked regularly. But they won't test me to see if anything is really wrong. Like how much scaring there is and stuff like that. I am really hoping someone can help me out. Or send me in the right direction. "PID" is something people sometimes get labelled with when dr's can't figure out for sure what's going on. That's NOT to say there's no such thing as PID, because there definitely is, it's just that it's best to be sure. They "won't" test you for anything else? That's ridiculous. They should be doing what they can to get to the bottom of your problem. Ask for ultrasounds and DEFINITELY as for a laporoscopy - it's one of the only really sure ways to figure out what's happening. Sometimes nature needs a helping hand, that's alright. |
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