Category: Women's Health
Question: During the month of May I had a very large watery discharge from my vagina my abdomen hurts so bad that I couldnt even stand properlyI saw a doctor who said it was PID I had it treated and now Im scared it might come back
Answer: Hello If the PID was treated properly you have no need to fear a recurrence However you have to practice safe sex Abstain Be faithful or Use a condom to avoid reinfection Also get your partner tested and treated so he is safe and doesnt reinfect you

Hope this helps
Category: Women's Health
Question: During the month of May I had a very large watery discharge from my vagina my abdomen hurts so bad that I couldnt even stand properlyI saw a doctor who said it was PID I had it treated and now Im scared it might come back
Answer: Hi 

Theres no point living in fear of something that you have control over so long as you completed your dosage and are taking precautions then I believe you should not have to worry about that 

However here are some precautions to take to  reduce your chances of a reoccurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease 

1 Practice safe sex Use condoms every time you have sex limit your number of partners and always ask about a potential partners sexual history
2 Get regularly tested for STIs If youre at risk of an STI such as chlamydia make an appointment with your doctor for testing Set up a regular screening schedule with your doctor if needed Early treatment of an STI gives you the best chance of avoiding PID
3 Request that your partner be tested If you have pelvic inflammatory disease or an STI advise your partner to be tested and if necessary treated This can prevent the spread of STIs and possible recurrence of PID
4 Dont douche Douching upsets the balance of protective bacteria in your vagina
5 Temporary abstinence Avoid sexual intercourse until treatment is completed and tests indicate that the infection has cleared in all partners

Heres to a hopeful PIDfree existence All the best