Women sitting for long periods of time can cause adnexitis

Short story: Ms. Chen is an office clerk in an Internet company and needs to sit in front of the computer for a long time to work. Recently, after get off work, especially before going to bed, Ms. Chen always felt a little sore in her waist. She thought it was a problem with her kidneys, so she went to the hospital for a renal function test, but the test results showed that her renal function was completely normal. She went to the gynecology department for another check-up and was diagnosed with adnexitis. Ms. Chen was very puzzled. She had always been in good health, so why did she suddenly suffer from adnexitis?

Story analysis: The reason why Ms. Chen suffered from adnexitis is that she had to sit in front of the computer for a long time. Due to long-term sitting and lack of activity, blood circulation slowed down and venous return in the body was blocked. In the long run, she contracted adnexitis. In addition, the radiation emitted by the computer is also very harmful to the human body when facing the computer for a long time.

In addition to office clerks, accountants, computer operators, editors, writers and other workers are also at high risk of adnexitis. Women who work in these jobs should avoid long periods of sitting or facing computers. For example, after working for 1 to 2 hours, they should get up and move their limbs, and take a 10-minute break from their seats. In addition, the company can also give them some time to do some indoor exercise.