Jennifer develops painful urination and slight, watery vaginal discharge two weeks after her first coital encounter with her new boyfriend, who shows no symptoms of any STIs. She does not see her doctor, and later comes down with a fever and severe abdominal cramps. At this point, she visits a doctor who diagnoses her with PID. Jennifer's PID most likely was caused by an untreated case of

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Chlamydia is a common cause of PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease) and often presents with mild symptoms like painful urination and vaginal discharge, which can go unnoticed or untreated, leading to complications like PID.

Jennifer Develops Painful Urination and Slight, Watery Vaginal Discharge Two