How is compulsive spondylitis caused?

The etiology of compulsive spondylitis is not yet completely clear, but it may be related to some factors, such as genetic factors, environmental factors, infection factors, endocrine factors, immune factors, etc. If a family member has OCS, others are at higher risk. 2. Environmental factors Environmental factors may also play a role. Exposure to cold, wet conditions may increase the risk. 3. Infectious factors Certain bacterial or other microbial infections may play a role in the disease. For example, intestinal bacterial infection may be involved in the occurrence and development of the disease by inducing an immune response. 4. Endocrine factors The disorder of the endocrine system, such as changes in hormone levels, may be related to the onset of compulsive spondylitis. 5. Immune factors compulsive spondylitis is considered an autoimmune disease. An abnormal immune system in patients leads to attacks on their own tissues, resulting in inflammatory reactions and spinal pathologies. It should be pointed out that the onset of compulsive spondylitis is a complex process, usually the result of the interaction of multiple factors. In-depth study of its causes will help to better understand the disease mechanism and provide evidence for diagnosis and treatment.