Other diseases can also cause pelvic inflammatory disease

At present, pelvic inflammatory disease is a very common female gynecological disease, and many women have suffered from this disease. There are many factors that lead to this female disease. At this time, women should have some knowledge about the causes of pelvic inflammatory disease. Let's learn about the causes of pelvic inflammatory disease .

The cause of pelvic inflammatory disease is unclean masturbation; the surface of fingers or dirty instruments are stained with pathogens, and may even contain gonorrhea, mycoplasma and other STD pathogens. When these dirty things are used to massage the clitoris or insert into the vagina, the bacteria may be brought into the body and cause inflammation.

Other diseases can also lead to the occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease: the most common is appendicitis. If the doctor is delayed, the appendix will become purulent, and the inflammatory exudate can flow into the pelvic cavity, causing salpingitis. In acute enteritis, the bacteria in the intestine can be transmitted to the genitals through the lymphatic vessels, causing genital inflammation. The bacteria of tuberculosis can flow into the pelvic cavity through the blood, causing pelvic inflammatory disease.

Bad living habits: taking a bath during menstruation is a common cause. Because the body's resistance is reduced during menstruation, the lower body is soaked in water, and the pathogenic bacteria in the water can enter the internal reproductive organs through the vagina. If you swim during menstruation, it is easier for the bacteria in the water to enter the vagina, and then enter the uterus and fallopian tubes, causing inflammation. This is one of the causes of pelvic inflammatory disease.

These are the introductions to the causes of pelvic inflammatory disease. After a brief introduction to the above knowledge, women should have a better understanding of pelvic inflammatory disease. If you still don't understand the causes of pelvic inflammatory disease, you can consult a professional doctor, who will introduce you to more relevant knowledge.