Newlyweds should also be wary of adnexitis

When a couple is newly married, they are often immersed in the sweetness of the newlyweds and have frequent sex. However, if female friends in the sweetness of love do not pay attention to sexual hygiene, it is easy to give gynecological inflammation such as acute adnexitis an opportunity to take advantage.

Acute adnexitis is a type of adnexitis, which is mainly manifested by acute lower abdominal pain, fever and other symptoms. It is mainly caused by ascending infection, such as bacterial infection, chlamydia infection or mixed infection, and often manifests as salpingitis and oophoritis occurring simultaneously. This is because salpingitis is the most common in acute pelvic inflammatory disease, and the ovaries are adjacent to the fallopian tubes, which can easily cause oophoritis. Ovarian inflammation rarely occurs alone.

Therefore, newlyweds must exercise restraint and pay attention to personal hygiene and sexual hygiene. Once acute adnexitis occurs, the frequency of sexual intercourse should be reduced to facilitate recovery. In addition, as the saying goes, "a short separation is better than a new marriage", couples or lovers who have been reunited after a long separation should also be vigilant against the occurrence of adnexitis.