What causes pelvic inflammatory disease in women

The causes of female pelvic inflammatory disease include infection, low immunity and lifestyle. The disease is mainly related to reproductive tract infection, but it is also closely related to personal hygiene habits and other health problems.

Female pelvic inflammatory disease is usually caused by bacterial infection, especially sexually transmitted diseases (such as Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis) are common causes. External interventions such as reproductive tract surgery (e.g., placement of intrauterine contraceptive devices, abortion) and delivery operations may damage the reproductive tract's defense barrier and cause the spread of infection. On a physiological level, low immunity, poor menstrual hygiene, long-term stress, and other infections in the body (such as appendicitis) may also be triggers. Environmental factors such as excessive fatigue, poor eating habits, smoking and drinking will further reduce the body's immune resistance to pathogens and increase the risk of disease.

Female pelvic inflammatory disease is usually caused by bacterial infection, especially sexually transmitted diseases (such as Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis) are common causes. External interventions such as reproductive tract surgery (e.g., placement of intrauterine contraceptive devices, abortion) and delivery operations may damage the reproductive tract's defense barrier and cause the spread of infection. On a physiological level, low immunity, poor menstrual hygiene, long-term stress, and other infections in the body (such as appendicitis) may also be triggers. Environmental factors such as excessive fatigue, poor eating habits, smoking and drinking will further reduce the body's immune resistance to pathogens and increase the risk of disease.

In order to reduce the incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease, you need to pay attention to sexual health, avoid unsafe sex, and have regular gynecological examinations. Maintain good personal hygiene during menstruation and change clean hygiene products every day. It is very important to strengthen immunity. You can improve your body's immune function through regular work and rest, balanced diet and moderate exercise. If you have undergone abortion or intrauterine surgery, you should strictly follow the doctor's postoperative instructions, observe for any abnormal symptoms, and seek medical treatment as soon as possible if you find any problems.