Analysis of the causes of adnexitis in unmarried women

Adnexitis is a gynecological disease that is common in married women, but in recent years, some unmarried women have also been troubled by adnexitis. What are the causes of adnexitis in unmarried women? Here are some common causes of adnexitis in unmarried women.

Generally, the common causes of adnexitis in unmarried women are:

1. Non-sexual invasion of STD pathogens

Sexually transmitted diseases are very common and can enter the reproductive tract through non-sexual routes. The most common non-sexual routes include staying in a hotel, bathing in a bathtub, sitting on a toilet, wearing a bathrobe, etc., which are all common causes of adnexitis.

2. Hematogenous transmission

The main cause of this type of adnexitis is tuberculosis. Mycobacterium tuberculosis can invade the genitals through the blood, causing genital tuberculosis in patients.

3. Lymphatic spread

It is also a common cause of adnexitis. In patients with enteritis, especially severe colitis, pathogenic bacteria can spread from the colon to the genitals through the lymphatic vessels.

4. Direct Infringement

The most common cause is appendicitis. Patients with appendicitis delay seeking medical treatment for various reasons. As a result, bacteria break through the appendix membrane and flow into the right appendix with pus, and even accumulate in the left appendix. This is also a common cause of adnexitis. Once an unmarried woman suffers from adnexitis, she should go to a regular hospital for treatment in time to prevent the condition from becoming serious and turning into chronic adnexitis, blocking the fallopian tubes, causing ectopic pregnancy or infertility, and causing lifelong regrets.

The above is an introduction to the common causes of adnexitis in unmarried women. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. Understanding the causes of adnexitis can help patients receive better treatment and recover their health as soon as possible.