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Can Inflammatory Diseases Cause Increased Heart Rate?
PID; Oophoritis; Salpingitis; Salpingo-oophoritis; Salpingo-peritonitis
Symptoms
The most common symptoms of PID include:
- Fever (not always present; may come and go)
- Pain or tenderness in the pelvis, lower abdomen, or sometimes the lower back
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Vaginal discharge with abnormal color, texture, or smell
Other symptoms that may occur with PID:
- Bleeding after intercourse
- Chills
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Fatigue - Frequent or painful urination
- Increas...
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