Causes of Pelvic inflammatory diseases
- gonococci
- staphylococcus
- streptococci
- other pus forming organisms
- acute, sharp, severe aching pain on both sides of the abdomen or pelvis
- occasional vaginal bleeding
- generalized infection
- malaise
- fever
- chills
- anorexia
- nausea and vomiting
- tachycardia
- pelvic abscess
- chronic PID
- septic shock
- history of acute lower UTI during menses (gonococcal PID) or between periods (non-gonococcal PID)
- sexual patterns
- contraceptives (esp. IUD)
- laboratory test including multiple cultures
- laparotomy
- antibiotic therapy
- pain management
- avoid sex and douching and observe perineal care
- bed rest for acute stage



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