I am Chaithra, and I have been suffering from severe pain in my uterine region due to an infection for the past 3 weeks. For the last week, I have been unable to walk or sit properly. I consulted a gynecologist a week ago (prescription and blood report attached), but the medication did not seem to work, and I have not experienced any relief after completing the course. I am seeking a second opinion. Thank you in advance.

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Dr Shaik Kalam

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Likely pelvic infection not responding to initial antibiotics. Needs pelvic exam, repeat CBC, and transvaginal ultrasound. Culture may help identify resistant organisms.

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