Professional PID Treatment in Lagos
Comprehensive, confidential diagnosis and treatment for Pelvic Inflammatory Disease by experienced doctors at our Akoka clinic.
Early Treatment is Crucial
Untreated PID can lead to serious complications including chronic pelvic pain, ectopic pregnancy, and infertility. Prompt diagnosis and treatment are essential for preserving your reproductive health.
Our Comprehensive PID Treatment Approach
Personalised care plans to effectively treat PID and prevent complications.
Confidential & Discreet
Your privacy is our priority. Every consultation and treatment is completely confidential.
Accurate Diagnosis
Comprehensive testing: pelvic exams, ultrasound, and lab tests, for a precise diagnosis.
Experienced Doctors
Our physicians have extensive experience diagnosing and treating PID and related conditions.
Targeted Antibiotic Therapy
Antibiotic regimens tailored to your specific condition and the type of infection.
Partner Management
Guidance on partner testing and treatment to prevent reinfection and further spread.
Follow-Up & Recovery
Ongoing monitoring to confirm the infection has cleared and your recovery is complete.
PID Symptoms to Watch For
Early recognition leads to better outcomes.
- Lower abdominal pain or tenderness
- Unusual vaginal discharge with an unpleasant odor
- Pain during intercourse
- Painful urination
- Irregular menstrual bleeding
- Fever, sometimes with chills
- Fatigue
- Nausea or vomiting
Important Note
Some women with PID have mild or no symptoms, yet the infection can still seriously damage reproductive organs. Regular check-ups are recommended if you're at risk.
Frequently Asked Questions
What causes PID?
PID is usually caused by bacteria from sexually transmitted infections, most commonly chlamydia and gonorrhea. In some cases it can result from normal vaginal bacteria.
How is PID diagnosed?
Diagnosis typically involves a pelvic exam, tests for STIs, ultrasound, and sometimes laparoscopy to examine the reproductive organs directly.
Can PID be cured?
Yes, with prompt, appropriate antibiotic treatment, PID can be cured. However, any damage already done may be permanent, which is why early treatment matters so much.
How can I prevent PID?
Practise safe sex with condoms, get regular STI testing, and seek prompt treatment if you suspect an infection. Make sure partners are treated too if you're diagnosed with an STI.
Our PID Treatment Process
What to expect during your consultation and treatment.
Initial Consultation
We discuss your symptoms, medical history, and concerns in a private, comfortable setting. Your confidentiality is always respected.
Comprehensive Examination
A thorough pelvic examination plus the tests needed: STI screening, ultrasound, and possibly blood tests.
Diagnosis & Treatment Plan
A clear diagnosis and a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific condition.
Treatment Initiation
Immediate start of appropriate antibiotic therapy. For severe cases, admission with IV antibiotics may be recommended.
Follow-Up Care
Regular follow-up appointments to monitor your response to treatment and ensure complete recovery.
Prevention Guidance
Advice on preventing future infections, partner management, and maintaining reproductive health.
Related Women's Health Services
Complete, confidential reproductive care, all in one Akoka clinic.
Schedule Your PID Consultation
Confidential appointments for prompt diagnosis and treatment.
52 Sholanke Street, Akoka, Lagos
Mon–Sat: 9am–5pm · Sunday: Closed
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Quick answers
Where can I get PID treatment near Yaba or Akoka?
At Mascot Healthcare, 52 Sholanke Street, off Chemist Junction, Akoka, Lagos. We are a short keke ride from the Unilag gate and close to Yaba, Bariga, Shomolu and Gbagada. Directions from your area.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Consultations are by appointment, so please book before you come. Book online, call 0816 586 6252 or WhatsApp 0903 185 8761. Same-day slots are often available.
How much does PID treatment cost?
Prices change, so we don't print them on this page. The current price is on our live price list, or call 0816 586 6252 to ask.
When are you open?
Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM. We are closed on Sundays and Nigerian public holidays.
Can I come here in an emergency?
No. We don't handle emergencies. For chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of a stroke, heavy bleeding or any other emergency, go to the nearest hospital or call 112.
Do you accept HMO or health insurance?
Not at the moment. You pay at the clinic by cash, card, POS or bank transfer.
Last updated 16 October 2026.