Long-term constipation in women can cause appendicitis? Remind women: these 3 factors are also incentives!

Presumably every woman should have heard of a disease called "Appendixitis", but many people do not know about appendages. In fact, the so-called accessories refer to the two parts of the fallopian tubes and ovaries in the female reproductive organs .

　　However, under normal circumstances, inflammation of the fallopian tubes and ovaries is often combined with parametrial connective tissue and pelvic peritoneal inflammation, so these two categories are also classified into the scope of adnexitis. However, among all pelvic organ inflammations, salpingitis is the most common.

　　According to the current clinical data, the reason why women suffer from appendicitis is mainly related to the invasion of reproductive organs by pathogenic microorganisms. Adnexitis can occur in both married and unmarried women, and it often accompanies pelvic inflammatory disease.

　　If not treated in time, adnexitis may lead to other inflammations, and even induce endocrine disorders, infertility, ectopic pregnancy and other hazards.

　　So the question is, what is the cause of appendicitis? Can constipation cause appendicitis?

　　A related research survey shows that long-term constipation does increase the risk of appendicitis. On the surface, it seems that constipation and adnexitis are not directly related.

　　But in fact, there are many important organs in the pelvis that are adjacent to the intestines, including the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bladder, and intestines , etc. In particular, the right fallopian tube and appendix are adjacent , while the left fallopian tube is adjacent to the junction. The rectum is close.

　　If you are constipated for a long time, a large number of pathogens will be produced in the intestine, and these pathogens may invade the appendages through capillaries, lymphatics and other tissues, and eventually cause inflammation.

　　In addition to constipation, the following factors cannot be ignored:

　　1. Sedentary, wear tight pants

　　First of all, everyone must understand that the private part is originally a humid environment, and vaginal secretions are constantly produced. Moreover, the structure of the female private parts is very complex , with the anus, vagina and urethra close to each other .

　　If you sit for a long time and wear tight and airtight underwear or pants for a long time, the private parts will become more airtight, humid and stuffy . Under this environment, it is a paradise for bacteria to grow, and when an upward infection occurs, it may lead to appendicitis;

　　2. The impact of surgery

　　The key to mention here is abortion surgery, such as uterine negative pressure surgery, curettage and so on. If the patient chooses a hospital or small clinic with unqualified medical qualifications for operation, once the operation is not strictly sterilized, pathogens may invade the appendix and cause appendicitis.

　　And the immune function after abortion is relatively poor, which is one of the reasons why pathogens are easily infected. The more women with a history of multiple miscarriages, the greater the possibility of appendicitis;

3. Not paying attention to hygiene

　　Failure to pay attention to hygiene can be divided into two aspects. The first is that women do not pay attention to personal hygiene, such as not doing a good job in cleaning their private parts, and failing to change their underwear in time . The second is that there is no attention to hygiene before and after sex, and the couples are not cleaned in place , which ultimately leaves the opportunity for pathogens to invade and develop.

　　All in all, the pathogenesis of appendicitis is quite complicated, and long-term constipation is just one of the causes.

　　If you have symptoms such as irregular menstruation, abdominal pain, and abnormal leucorrhea recently, it may be a sign that inflammation has found you. Female friends should be vigilant and seek medical attention in time for relevant examinations, so as to avoid disease without knowing it or missing it. The best time for diagnosis and treatment.