Abstract
Purpose: Prior pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) biologically predisposes affected women for future episodes; however, there has been limited research on the longitudinal outcomes for women with recurrent disease over the last 20 years. This research explores the relationship between recurrent PID and adverse longitudinal outcomes in a sample of American women. We also explore the outcomes for the youngest subgroup of patients to determine potential longitudinal risks conveyed by adolescence.
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