Patient's question:
What are the main causes of female adnexitis, and how is adnexitis treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
The gynecological experts at Zhengzhou Jinnong Hospital explained it this way: Because pathogens can also enter the internal reproductive organs through non-sexual routes, the common invasive pathways are as follows: 1. Prolonged sitting posture, poor blood circulation in the lower limbs, affecting the normal detoxification function of the ovaries and appendages, leading to inflammation. 2. Wearing tight pants or similar tight clothing frequently, causing vaginal discharge to accumulate, leading to (adnexitis) due to vaginal inflammation. 3. Postpartum or after an abortion, due to weakened resistance, pathogens can spread upward through the reproductive tract to the fallopian tubes and ovaries, then to the entire pelvic cavity, causing inflammation. 4. Neglecting menstrual hygiene, such as sexual intercourse during menstruation or unclean sexual contact. 5. When infections in other parts of the body are not treated promptly, pathogens can spread through the bloodstream to cause tubo-ovarian inflammation, commonly seen in tuberculosis. For more information, you can consult the gynecological experts at Zhengzhou Jinnong Hospital.