Can chlamydia cause PID

Answer 1

A chlamydia test on the urine samples and genital fluid swabs can diagnose a clamydia infection. To learn more about chlamydia test samples, Visit Central BioHub's online human biospecimens marketplace.

Answer 2

A chlamydia test can't diagnose PID. Diagnosis of PID is difficult, as the bacteria can be infecting the upper reproductive tract without symptoms. A physical exam is the way to check for PID.

Answer 3

Yes, of course. The antibiotics for chlamydia, it maybe just useful for curing chlamydia. Pid infection couldn't eliminated by it. To ensure whether you have infected with it or not.

Testing for PID involves having a physical exam. There is no special blood, urine, or radiological test. If you have PID, you need to take additional antibiotics, and need to continue treatment for a longer period of time. Talk with your health care provider to determine whether an exam is required in your case.

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Answer 4

Yes. Of women with chlamydia, 10-20% who don't get timely treatment may get PID. This PID may occur quickly, and without noticable symptoms. Of those women with PID, 20% may have infertility, 9% will have subsequent ectopic pregnancy, and 18% may have chronic pelvic pain. (see related link). That's why it's so important to test oneself regularly and stay protected. The symptoms can take 6 months for a woman to show up and by then it can, or not, be too late and she's sterile. It's like Russian Roulette.

Answer 5

Yes. While people most often think of chlamydia and gonorrhea when they think of PID, the most common cause is anaerobic bacteria that are not necessarily spread by sex. You can have PID without having an STD.

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Answer 6

Chlamydia is not the same as PID. Chlamydia may cause PID, but you can have chlamydia without having PID, and you can have PID without having chlamydia.

Answer 7

Yes, chlamydia can cause pelvic inflammmatory disease in females, as can gonorrhea. There are other possibilities, too.

Answer 8

Chlamydia causes PID when bacteria travel higher into the reproductive tract. It can cause inflammation in the fallopian tubes and pelvis.

Answer 9

Chlamydia can cause PID within weeks, although many women won't have symptoms. About 20% of women with chlamydia have PID.

Answer 10

A chlamydia test can detect chlamydia. Be sure you ask for the test by name.