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Pelvic pain after PID

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Hey! I had PID about 2 months ago and i got that treated. My symptoms were lower back pain and abdominal pain, it felt like period pain that wouldnt end. I took all medication and i went for a sti retest and i was negative for everything. The back pain and and abdominal pain eventually subsided, however i know get random stabbing pains in my lower back and ovary area. Ive had a pap and it was clear. Im wondering what it could be?? Im scheduled for a USS and hopefully i will get my answers.

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I had an Ultrasound scan yesterday which revealed a 2.5cm cyst on my left ovary!

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My daughter suffers from ovarian cysts. They are very painful. Did the doctor say that it will dissolve on it's own it do you have to have surgery?

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