Constipation can also induce adnexitis in women

A short story: Xiao Li works as a salesperson in an advertising company. Recently, due to work reasons, he often has to travel to other places for business, often taking a train for half a day or even a whole day. Due to irregular diet and sitting still for a long time on the train, Xiao Li developed symptoms of constipation. At first, it was just a small pimple on the face. Xiao Li did not care, thinking it was just an endocrine disorder caused by constipation. However, in the past few days, his lower abdomen began to hurt, and his leucorrhea increased. He went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with adnexitis. Xiao Li was very puzzled. Could adnexitis be caused by constipation?

Story analysis: Many women often sit still and have abnormal diets, which can easily lead to constipation. Constipation not only causes dull skin color and toxin accumulation in women, but can also cause adnexitis. This is because a woman's uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries and other internal reproductive organs are located in the pelvic cavity, adjacent to the bladder in front, and close to the intestinal tract in the back and on the left and right sides, especially the right fallopian tube, which is next to the appendix and cecum, and the left fallopian tube, which is close to the sigmoid colon and rectum.

If women have long-term constipation, various bacteria, fungi, viruses and other pathogens in the excreta in the intestine can directly invade the left fallopian tube and ovary through the capillaries and lymphatic vessels, causing inflammation. In mild cases, the disease progresses slowly and the symptoms are not very obvious; in severe cases, there are often lower abdominal pain, back pain, menorrhagia, leucorrhea, sexual intercourse pain and dysmenorrhea.