Why are married women more likely to suffer from adnexitis?

Why are married women more likely to suffer from adnexitis?

1. Sexual infection-pathogens spread upward along the mucous membrane, causing infection and inflammation of the fallopian tubes and ovaries.

2. Wearing tight clothes frequently - the perineum is not breathable, vaginal excrement accumulates, causing inflammation, rising, and inducing adnexal inflammation.

3. Childbirth or miscarriage - resistance decreases, pathogens infect the reproductive tract and spread to the fallopian tubes and ovaries, thus affecting the entire pelvic cavity.

4. Running a "red light" - having sex during menstruation, bringing in bacteria. Having sex during menstruation is not only a cause of adnexitis, but also a common cause of other gynecological inflammations.

5. Improper cleaning of the vulva - such as washing the anus first and then the perineum, the bacteria from the anus will be brought into the vagina, or taking a bath in a tub during menstruation, etc., the bacteria will also ascend and invade the internal reproductive organs.

6. Sitting for a long time - lack of activity. The characteristic of blood circulation is that the blood in the lower abdomen is not smooth, which leads to obstruction of venous return. Due to the special anatomy of the pelvic cavity, the blood return is poor. It affects the normal detoxification function of the uterine appendages. If there are other arrogance on the same day, it is easy to get inflamed.

7. Intrauterine contraceptive device - not paying attention to personal hygiene opens a convenient door for bacterial invasion. The placement of the intrauterine contraceptive device itself does not directly cause adnexitis. Inflammation only occurs when there is no strict aseptic operation when placing the IUD or personal hygiene is not good after placement.

8. Infectious lesions hidden in other parts of the body are not treated in time. Pathogens can flow through the blood, fallopian tubes and ovaries, most commonly in children's colon infections; inflammation of organs near the pelvic cavity or fallopian tubes, such as appendicitis. It affects the abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity, and then affects the appendages. Experts say that inflammation caused by this reason is usually limited to the fallopian tubes and ovaries on the adjacent side: STD pathogens sneak into the reproductive tract through non-sexual channels. For example, if you are on a business trip with a travel agency, throw away STD patients without knowing it, and look at the bathtubs and bathrobes you have used.