Two-thirds of PID cases don't cause symptoms, but the remaining 20 percent will suffer chronic pelvic pain. Twenty percent of women with PID will lose fertility. The U-M Health System offers a new test for chlamydia that doesn't involve a cervical swab. Instead, women and men can have their urine tested with a more accurate DNA analysis. UMHS also tests pregnant women for chlamydia before they give birth, to protect the baby.
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