What are the invasion pathways of adnexitis?

Do you know what the invasion pathways of adnexitis are? Adnexitis is the most common gynecological disease, often caused by unclean sexual life. The following are the invasion pathways of adnexitis introduced by experts. Let’s take a look.

The main invasion routes of adnexitis are as follows:

1. Direct invasion: The most common is appendicitis . Patients with appendicitis delay seeking medical treatment for various reasons. As a result, bacteria will break through the appendix membrane and flow into the right appendix with pus, and even accumulate in the left appendix.

2. Non-sexual invasion of STD pathogens: STDs 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, using a toilet, wearing a bathrobe, etc.

3. Lymphatic transmission: In patients with enteritis, especially severe colitis, pathogenic bacteria can spread from the colon to the genitals through the lymphatic vessels.

4. Hematogenous transmission: mainly seen in tuberculosis. Mycobacterium tuberculosis can invade the genitals through the blood, causing genital tuberculosis in patients.

The above are the invasion pathways of adnexitis. Through the expert’s introduction, I believe you have a certain understanding of the invasion pathways of adnexitis. If you still have any questions about the invasion pathways of adnexitis, please consult our online experts.

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