Patient's question:
Lower back painAbnormal vaginal discharge
Frequent urination
Appendicitis
Ultrasound shows uneven echoes
Heavy menstrual flow, generally lasting 7 days
Doctor's answer:
1. Lymphatic spread: If women have intestinal inflammation, especially more severe colitis, and do not receive timely treatment, pathogenic bacteria can spread from the colon to the reproductive organs through the lymphatic system.2. Direct invasion: If women have appendicitis and do not seek timely treatment, delaying the condition can cause bacteria to break through the appendiceal serosa and enter the right adnexa, affecting the left adnexa and inducing adnexitis.
3. Hematogenous spread: If women have tuberculosis, such as pulmonary tuberculosis, the tubercle bacilli can invade the female reproductive organs through the bloodstream, increasing the risk of adnexitis in women. This is also a common condition for disease occurrence.
4. Sexually transmitted diseases: Public contamination and unsafe sexual practices are common routes for the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases. Sexually transmitted pathogens entering the female reproductive tract can cause disease and induce adnexitis, affecting women's health.
5. Other routes: Unhealthy lifestyle habits in women, frequent vaginal flushing with detergents that disrupt the vaginal environment, and other factors can all affect the health of the female reproductive system and induce inflammation.