<prompt> Acute PID is treated by:a IV antibiotics broad spectrumb Drainage of TO massc Abdominal hysterectomyd Laparoscopic explorationacdbcdabdab  <response>: Management of PID Broad-spectrum antibiotics oral or IV If tubo-ovarian massabscess is present it should be treated medically but, if there is no response drainage should be done. Drainage of a pelvic abscess by colpotomy may occasionally be neededPlace of surgery in acute PID: Surgery can range from laparoscopy to laparotomy.Indications No response to treatment and worsening of condition Ruptured tubo-ovarian abscess Drainage of a pelvic abscess Doubtful diagnosisOther measures Male partners should receive prophylactic treatment for gonococcal and chlamydial infection Male partners should be counseled regarding condom use to prevent further exposure PID patients and their partners should be counseled regarding HIV and STDs and should be offered confidential HIV testing. If an IUCD is present, it must be removed once treatment is commenced. Contraceptive counseling must be provided 