What are the general symptoms of blocked fallopian tubes?

Fallopian tube blockage is a common disease, and the main symptoms of the disease are: 1. Infertility: The fallopian tube itself is invaded by lesions, resulting in infertility.

2. Irregular menstruation: frequent menstruation, excessive menstrual flow, etc. 3. Abdominal discomfort:

There are different degrees of pain in the lower abdomen, soreness, swelling and falling sensation in the lower back, and some patients have symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency. 4. Dysmenorrhea: Most of the abdominal pain begins 1 week before menstruation, and the closer to menstruation, the heavier it becomes.

5. Others: such as increased vaginal discharge, pain in sexual life, gastrointestinal digestive disorders, mental depression, etc. It is recommended to go to a professional infertility hospital for a detailed examination in time.

Most patients with blocked fallopian tubes have no obvious clinical symptoms, and some patients may present with lower abdominal pain, lower abdominal mass and infertility.

The most common cause of tubal blockage is tubal inflammation, which can be divided into tubal mucositis and perisalpingitis. Perisalpingitis lesions are mainly in the serous layer or serous muscle layer of the fallopian tube, which often causes adhesion around the fallopian tube, distortion of the fallopian tube, narrowing of the lumen, weakened peristalsis, and affects the function of the fallopian tube.

The common symptoms of fallopian tube blockage are: 1. Dysmenorrhea: Women with fallopian tube blockage often have pelvic congestion, which causes women to have congested menstrual cramps.

2. Abdominal discomfort: 3. Irregular menstruation, 4. Other symptoms: In addition to the above symptoms, patients often have increased vaginal discharge, gastrointestinal abnormalities, and mental depression.

1. Dysmenorrhea, abdominal pain will occur one week before menstruation, and the closer to menstruation, the more severe the abdominal pain.

1. Lower abdominal pain, most patients will have lower abdominal pain, severe lower back and sacral pain, and it will be aggravated by overwork.

3. Irregular menstruation.

4. Abnormal leucorrhoea, with a large amount of leucorrhoea, peculiar smell, and purulent sputum.

5. Infertility.

Fallopian tube blockage on the basis of controlling the inflammation on the basis of trying to clear the fluid, to see if the fluid can dredge the fallopian tubes, generally if the blockage is not completely serious, after many times of fluid tubal dredging probability is still relatively large! 2.It is recommended that you go to a professional and regular hospital for examination and **.

Usually the mood should be relaxed, enhance resistance, treat and improve as soon as possible when there is inflammation, the psychological burden should not be too large, how to **first**, conceive naturally, don't put too much pressure on yourself! It is necessary to seek medical attention in a timely manner.

Tubal blockage is mostly asymptomatic and can only be detected by salpingography.

Fallopian tube blockage, the general symptoms are not felt, only when you are not dizzy, you go to check and find that the fallopian tube is blocked.

There are no symptoms, but I can't get pregnant, just get through.

My colleague had blocked fallopian tubes, and he didn't have any symptoms, but he felt that he had never been pregnant, so he went to the hospital for examination, and the result was blocked fallopian tubes.

There are no obvious symptoms, which can cause infertility.

I don't feel anything, but it's not easy to get pregnant, so I have to go to the hospital for a check-up.

What are the general symptoms of blocked fallopian tubes? Mine is blocked fallopian tubes, and there are many general symptoms, the main one is not being able to get pregnant, not being able to ovulate.

Some fallopian tube blockages have almost no clinical signs and symptoms, which is more troublesome and unnoticeable. Pain in the lower abdomen is only felt when the fallopian tubes are inflamed. Some patients with blocked fallopian tubes will have symptoms such as pain on one or both sides of the lower abdomen, falling, heavy discharge, low back pain, and increased blood volume during menstruation, but it is easy to confuse it with other diseases.

Tubal occlusion is common with tubal edema and adhesions. Tubal edema refers to the blockage of the end of the fallopian tube, and then the accumulation of water, resulting in the enlargement of the end of the fallopian tube, which is generally caused by chronic inflammation of the fallopian tube.

For the method of tubal blockage, you need to understand and pay attention to this question, and the question about the method of tubal blockage you ask is answered as follows: general surgery** (such as: salpingography, fluid ventilation, etc.), degree of pain:

Intense pain and bloating pain. The trauma is large, the clearance rate is low, and it is inevitable that it will be blocked again. The pregnancy rate is also low.

Minimally invasive techniques (such as general interventional reversal, etc.), the degree of pain: less pain, low dredging rate, and high probability of re-blockage. Pregnancy rates are average.

The most common symptom of blocked fallopian tubes is female infertility. If a woman has not taken safety measures for more than a year, but has not been able to conceive after repeated sexual intercourse, there may be fallopian tube blockage, which requires further examination. There are also some women whose fallopian tubes are blocked because of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and ascending infection, so there may also be some abdominal pain, falling sensation, bloating pain and other symptoms, if the fallopian tube blockage is not caused by pelvic inflammatory disease infection, it is likely that there are no significant symptoms, most of them are only found during the examination.