Concerned about PID

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Concerned about PID

Asked for Female, 24 Years

I was treated for suspected BV about 6 months ago. Last month I noticed a swollen inguinal lymph node. I also have slight pain in my lower left abdomen. My tests (CBC, ESR and Urine routine) along with a pelvic & abdominal ultrasound came out normal, except 'minimal free fluid in pelvis'. All my routine STI tests were negative. However, I haven't got tested for Chlamydia and Gonhorreah yet. Should I get a cervical swab test done to rule out PID? ( I have NO other symptoms- fever, weight loss, irregular menstruation, etc). The lymph node swelling and the blunt lower abdominal pain persist.

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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale Gynecologist 22 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sarika Dahiphale

Gynecologist 22 yrs exp Pune

Swollen inguinal lymph Node should seen by a surgeon and if required biopsy after a an antibiotic course.. Screening with Pap smear is routine test without symptoms ask in detail to your gynac

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