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PID damage is not curable; the bacteria that caused PID can be treated.
Antibiotics will be prescribed for the bacteria that caused the PID, but the damage can't be reversed.
The damages of PID can't be reversed.
Antibiotics will be prescribed for the bacteria that caused the PID, but damage can't be reversed.
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