PID can't be transmitted to a child during pregnancy.
PID can be caused by a bacterial infection during pregnancy.
PID does negatively affect the ovaries.
No, you have it backwards. Pelvic inflammatory disease is a risk factor for ectopic pregnancy, and prior PID is a risk factor for current PID.
PID won't affect having natural child birth.
More than likely, yes.
Chances of pregnancy decrease if you get another bacterial infection.
Many forms of ectopic pregnancy cannot be prevented, but one can avoid many by not getting PID
Effects chlamydia have on females are: 1) abnormal vaginal discharge, 2) burning when urinating, 3) burning and / or bleeding in the anus when defecating. If not treated, it can lead to ectopic pregnancy and PID.
Gonorrhoea demands immediate attention in females. It can be easily cured by single dose of injection ceftriaxone one gram IV, single dose. As such it does not affect the unborn child.
IUDs do not cause PID. There are no health risks from leaving an IUD in place after its useful life, other than possible pregnancy in the case of a hormonal IUD.
Your chances of pregnancy are slim. You may be able to try IVF.