If the fallopian tube is blocked, will the leucorrhea become stringy?

Blockage or poor obstruction of the fallopian tubes is an important cause of female infertility, with inflammation being the main cause of the disease. Some patients with fallopian tube obstruction will experience symptoms such as pain on one or both sides of the lower abdomen, prolapse, excessive secretions, and back pain. The amount of blood increases during menstruation, but it is easy to confuse them with other diseases. If the fallopian tube is blocked, will the leucorrhea become stringy? Let us find out through the following.

Fallopian tube blockage does not occur quietly but has symptoms. If you are careful, you will find symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and abnormal leucorrhea. So, will fallopian tube blockage cause stringy leucorrhea? Let's take a look together: Although it can cause abnormal leucorrhea, it is only limited to an increase in the amount and generally will not cause stringy phenomena. If there is threading, there is only one possibility, that is, it is the ovulation period.

When women have blocked fallopian tubes, they often experience lower abdominal pain. If the blockage is severe, it will also cause lower back pain, and be accompanied by problems with leucorrhea and menstruation. Because the fallopian tubes are invaded by pathogenic bacteria, leucorrhea abnormalities and menstrual disorders will occur. Most abnormal leucorrhea symptoms include increased leucorrhea, accompanied by changes in the color, odor, quality, and properties of leucorrhea. Although it will affect the leucorrhea, there will be no stringy phenomenon. Generally speaking, women's secretions will increase during ovulation, and transparent stringy leucorrhea will appear. The leucorrhea can be stretched very long and not easy to break. It is clear, transparent, elastic, and egg white-like.

The day with the most, thinnest and strongest resistance to stringing leucorrhea is often the ovulation period. In other words, stringy leucorrhea generally only occurs during the ovulation period. If your fallopian tubes are not blocked, the pregnancy rate during sexual intercourse is the highest at this time. Sometimes when I wake up in the morning I find it's wet down there, and it's slippery when I touch it with my hand. This is an obvious wire drawing phenomenon. Sometimes I find that my lower body feels slippery when I am taking a shower. Sometimes when I go to the toilet, I find a long piece of it hanging down there. Sometimes there is a small jelly-like gel on the underwear that can be removed by hand.

Since fallopian tube obstruction will not cause stringy vaginal discharge, you cannot rely on this to determine whether there is blockage. If you are not sure, please go to the hospital for relevant examinations. If confirmed, please seek medical attention in time. There are almost no clinical symptoms and signs of fallopian tube obstruction, the main manifestation is infertility. Some patients with hydrops at the fimbria of the fallopian tube have chronic abdominal pain. Women with symptoms of fallopian tube obstruction will feel lower abdominal pain. Some patients with fallopian tube obstruction will experience pain on one or both sides of the lower abdomen, a feeling of heaviness, excessive secretions, and lower back pain. Another obvious symptom of fallopian tube obstruction is increased blood volume during menstruation. Whether the fallopian tube is blocked can only be confirmed through fallopian tube perfusion examination.

If the fallopian tube is blocked, will the leucorrhea become stringy? I believe that after reading the above content, you must have a certain understanding of this issue. This situation requires symptomatic care and anti-inflammatory treatment. Active adjustments can be made, and symptomatic cleaning with Sophora flavescens wash solution can be performed to avoid aggravation.