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This review investigates the potential of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (AM) in managing Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (ID). Therapies like Chinese Herbal Medicine and acupuncture show promise in improving symptoms and reducing inflammation, making them valuable adjuncts to conventional treatments.

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