What are the causes of adnexitis in unmarried women?

Under normal circumstances, unmarried women rarely suffer from adnexitis, but it is not absolute, because pathogenic bacteria can enter the internal reproductive organs through non-sexual routes. Let the experts explain to you those non-sexual transmission routes and the reasons why unmarried women also suffer from adnexitis.

Causes of adnexitis 1. 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 are staying in a hotel, bathing in a bathtub, sitting on a toilet, wearing a bathrobe, etc. So if you want to go to a hotel, it is best to bring your own toiletries. Try not to use the hotel's toiletries.

Causes of adnexitis 2. Hematogenous transmission: Mainly seen in tuberculosis, tuberculosis bacteria can invade the genitals through the blood, causing genital tuberculosis in patients.

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

Causes of adnexitis 4. Direct invasion. The most common 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.

The above are the reasons why unmarried women suffer from adnexitis. Through this introduction, do you have a better understanding of the reasons? However, we still need to remind those unmarried women that if you suffer from adnexitis, you should go to a regular hospital for treatment in time to avoid serious illness and lifelong regrets.

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