Why do unmarried women with no sex life develop adnexitis?

Although adnexitis often occurs in married women and is related to factors such as sexual life after marriage, it does not mean that unmarried women without sexual life will never get sick. According to clinical case statistics, some unmarried girls are still troubled by adnexitis. So, what are the causes of adnexitis in unmarried women without sexual life?

1. Appendicitis

Appendicitis is a major cause of adnexitis, especially for women who delay seeking medical treatment for appendicitis, as it is easy for bacteria to break through the appendix membrane, allowing bacteria to flow into the right appendix and cause adnexitis.

2. Colitis

Enteritis, especially severe colitis, is a common cause of adnexitis in women. Pathogenic bacteria can spread through the colon and lymphatic vessels to the entire reproductive system, causing oophoritis, salpingitis, etc.

3. Non-sexual transmission of STD pathogens

The transmission of many sexually transmitted diseases is not limited to sexual transmission. Common non-sexual transmission routes include unclean bed sheets and quilt covers in hotels, bathing in public bathtubs, public toilets, and public bathrobes in hotels. These can all cause unmarried and sexless women to contract sexually transmitted diseases and develop adnexitis.

4. Improper menstrual health care measures

Unmarried women should pay special attention to menstrual health care, keep warm, strengthen nutrition, and especially avoid taking baths during menstruation to prevent pathogens from ascending into the internal reproductive organs and inducing adnexitis.