Living with Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)

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Pid
by: Maureen on Mon, Nov 30 2009

I have suffered with pid now for 15 years after the birth of my daughter Megan. For two years I was I’ll after my daughters birth despite endless antibiotics. I have in last three years had a full hysterectomy and now suffer worse pain than ever and have severe adhesions and chronic pain and horrible utis. My life is ruined. My pid was silent but deadly - one day no pain next day I was crippled. Pid is a horrible disease - and you don’t have to be promiscuous to get it. Just sleeping with someone you don’t know about their sexual past can put you in jeopardy of this disease. Being with one partner or abstinence may be the key to avoiding this awful disease.

November 2009

Pid - by Maureen - (Mon, Nov 30 2009)
I have suffered with pid now for 15 years after the birth of my daughter Megan. For two years I was I’ll after my daughters birth despite endless antibiotics. [more..]

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