Experts teach everyone how to correctly understand chronic adnexitis

Many female friends may be unfamiliar with chronic adnexitis. In fact, chronic adnexitis is a relatively common gynecological disease. Let's ask experts to introduce chronic adnexitis to you, hoping to help you.

Chronic adnexitis refers to the inflammation of the female reproductive organs, including the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries and the surrounding connective tissue, pelvic peritoneum, etc. Chronic adnexitis mostly occurs after childbirth, cesarean section, abortion, various gynecological surgeries, and after the placement of intrauterine contraceptive devices. At this time, the integrity of the reproductive organs and their natural defenses are damaged, allowing bacteria to enter the wound surface and infect it. Chronic adnexitis is a common disease in women, especially in some countries with disordered sexual life and rampant sexually transmitted diseases. It is the most common disease; in China, in recent years, due to the placement of intrauterine contraceptive devices and the opening of nightlife, the incidence of chronic adnexitis has also shown an upward trend.

Although the symptoms of chronic adnexitis are not very obvious sometimes, it is difficult to distinguish between the fallopian tubes and ovaries because they are adjacent to each other. Especially chronic inflammation of the fallopian tubes can lead to fibrosis, thickening and obstruction of the fallopian tubes over time, and can also adhere to the surrounding tissues. If both ends of the fallopian tubes are blocked, hydrosalpinx can form, and the hydrosalpinx can penetrate into the ovaries that are adhered together, forming a fallopian tube cyst. This is the main cause of post-marital infertility or ectopic pregnancy.

The above is a brief introduction to chronic adnexitis. I believe everyone has some understanding of chronic adnexitis. For more questions about chronic adnexitis, you can consult our online experts, who will answer them in detail.

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