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Re: I had P.I.D (pelvic Inflamatory Disease) I was wondering if I can still get pregnant? From: Robin (anonymous@obgyn.net) Sat, 27 Oct 2001 10:06:47 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: I'm only 16 and had P.I.D (pelvic Inflamatory Disease) in my future can it affect me from getting pregnant!! Help!!" Previous message: Claudia Twisdale RN: "Re: I'm only 16 and had P.I.D (pelvic Inflamatory Disease) in my future can it affect me from getting pregnant!! Help!!" In reply to: Daisy: "I had P.I.D (pelvic Inflamatory Disease) I was wondering if I can still get pregnant?" At Thu, 25 Oct 2001, Daisy wrote: > >This question is really important to me. About 4 months ago I realized >that I had P.I.D and I got cured. But the problem is that I have >trouble conceiving and I'm really worried. I never had any problems >before with std's. I have been taking birth control pills for about 6 >months, but not to long ago I stopped It has been 3 months. My doctor >gave me prenatal vitamins to take for 6 months and it usually was to >bring my period back to normal or something like that.My period usually >use to come every 28 days and now is every 35 days or sooner. For >Example: It use to come every 18 of every month. Now it comes every 23 >or 24. And my question is can P.I.D make you infertile. or am I too >inpacient and have to wait a little bit longer? And how can I get my >period back to normal? Or is it becuase my period is not normal and have >to wait till it get back normal? Im confused please help me!! > >-- >Daisy P. > Daisy, I have read both of your posts. If you are only 16, what is the rush to get pregnant??? You are still a young person, and to get pregnant now is not a good idea. Teens like to have fun...Having a baby will mean no more parties, hanging out with friends, etc. You will lose the rest of your childhood. That is something you will regret. I am not aware of Prenatal Vitamins making your periods regular. I'm not a Dr. or any type of medical professional, but I am pretty certain the vitamins won't help regulate your periods. If PID is treated correctly and quickly, it shouldn't affect your ability to have children. Repeated PID can cause scarring though. Please, use Safer Sex Precautions....Condoms. Also, please do not post your questions daily. The forum rules state to wait at least 48 hours before reposting. Hope this helps. Robin -- ~Robin~ List Owner, Chronic Pain Support Group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ChronicPainSupportGroup I'm not a Dr. or any type of Medical Professional. The information I share is based on what I have experienced personally or what I have learned. Next message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: I'm only 16 and had P.I.D (pelvic Inflamatory Disease) in my future can it affect me from getting pregnant!! Help!!" Previous message: Claudia Twisdale RN: "Re: I'm only 16 and had P.I.D (pelvic Inflamatory Disease) in my future can it affect me from getting pregnant!! Help!!" In reply to: Daisy: "I had P.I.D (pelvic Inflamatory Disease) I was wondering if I can still get pregnant?"

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