Pain in the lower abdomen one week after contact he first thing is to see a gynecologist, we have to rule out any pelvic inflammatory diseases, any infections, any sexually transmitted disease. So unless the gynecologist sees, or if there is lot of pus discharge, unless a pus culture is done, you cannot be treated for it. Any infection it can be appropriately treated. So specifically in a young girl, in a reproductive age a group, any infection has to be treated more than what is actually required, because we are worried about people with chronic pelvic diseases and fallopian tube blockages. So if there is a pain post one week of contact, the girl has to see the gynecologist to see if there is any infection that persists and appropriate treatment has to be given for the same.
