I am suffering from a UTI and today I went through an ultrasound. Everything is normal, but the impression says mild pelvic inflammatory disease. I am unable to understand what it is. I am sharing my report too. Please let me know what it is?

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Dr Rohinipriyanka Pondugula

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Mild PID suggests low grade inflammation of reproductive organs. It can be caused by infection and may need antibiotics. It is good that ultrasound is otherwise normal. Follow up with your gynecologist for evaluation.

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