Common pathogenic pathways of adnexitis

Adnexitis is a common gynecological disease in women, and there are three ways in which it can be caused.

1. Lymphatic transmission route

Enteritis, especially severe colitis, is the main cause of adnexitis spread through lymphatic vessels. Pathogenic bacteria can spread from the colon to the reproductive organs through lymphatic vessels, inducing the occurrence of adnexitis. Therefore, it is very important to actively prevent and treat enteritis, and its danger must not be underestimated or ignored.

2. Transmission route of appendix

Appendicitis is a major cause of adnexitis. If not treated in time, bacteria will break through the appendix membrane and flow into the right adnexal organs along with the pus. In severe cases, it may even affect the left adnexal organs, eventually leading to an attack of adnexitis.

3. Hematogenous transmission

Tuberculosis, such as pulmonary tuberculosis, is a common cause of adnexitis caused by blood transmission. Tuberculosis bacteria invade the reproductive organs through the blood circulation and induce adnexitis. Therefore, active prevention and treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis can effectively prevent the occurrence of adnexitis.

4. Transmission routes of sexually transmitted diseases

In addition to causing adnexitis through sexual transmission, STD pathogens can also enter the female reproductive tract through non-sexual routes, such as pathogens present in public bathtubs, toilets, bathrobes, etc., which can cause adnexitis. In daily life, women should pay special attention to non-sexual transmission routes, and in public bathing places, it is best to use your own bath towel and bathrobe and take a shower.