What causes adnexitis?

Adnexitis is mainly caused by bacterial infection, and common causes include sexually transmitted diseases, gynecological surgical infections, poor hygiene habits, etc. Treatments include antibiotics, Chinese medicine conditioning, and lifestyle improvements.

1. Bacterial infection is the main cause of adnexitis. Sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea and chlamydia can be transmitted to the reproductive system through sexual intercourse, causing inflammation. Gynecological surgeries such as abortion and curettage may also lead to bacterial infection if the disinfection is not thorough. Bad hygiene habits, such as using unclean sanitary napkins or panty liners during menstruation, may also increase the risk of infection.

2. Antibiotic treatment is the first choice for adnexitis. Commonly used antibiotics include cephalosporins, penicillins and quinolones, which can effectively kill pathogens and control infection. Traditional Chinese medicine conditioning, such as the use of heat-clearing and detoxifying Chinese medicines, such as honeysuckle and forsythia, can assist in treatment and relieve symptoms. Improving lifestyle, such as keeping the vulva clean, avoiding unclean sexual behavior, and regularly changing sanitary products, can help prevent the occurrence of adnexitis.

3. Prevention and treatment of adnexitis require comprehensive measures. In addition to drug treatment, dietary conditioning is also very important. It is recommended to consume more foods rich in vitamin C, such as citrus fruits and green leafy vegetables, to enhance immunity. Moderate exercise such as yoga and walking can promote blood circulation and help the inflammation subside. Regular gynecological examinations and timely detection and treatment of gynecological diseases are the key to preventing adnexitis.

The treatment and prevention of adnexitis requires multi-faceted efforts. Through reasonable drug treatment, a healthy lifestyle and good hygiene habits, the occurrence of adnexitis can be effectively controlled and prevented. Regular physical examinations and timely medical treatment are important measures to protect women's reproductive health.