Fallopian tube cyst

The fallopian tubes of women are very important organs. If tumors appear in the fallopian tubes, it will generally affect the woman's pregnancy. Tumors in the fallopian tubes are generally caused by inflammatory infections. You must actively treat them at ordinary times, but you must not use drugs indiscriminately. You must do it under the guidance of a doctor. You also need to maintain a good attitude and pay more attention to rest.

What are the dangers of fallopian tube cysts?

1. Vaginal abnormality is the first disease that female patients will suffer from. Normally, if a cyst appears in a woman's fallopian tube, it will generally show up in organs such as the vagina. About 50% of patients with fallopian tube cysts have vaginal discharge, which is generally yellow watery liquid with no odor. The amount varies from person to person. This is the most typical and specific manifestation of the disease. Vaginal bleeding often occurs in the middle or late period of menstruation, and is mostly irregular and small amount of bleeding. Clinical curettage is often negative.

2. The pathological reactions in the abdomen are also very significant. Generally, patients with fallopian tube cysts will experience abdominal pain and lumps due to the invasion of the disease. Patients usually experience dull pain in the lower abdomen, which is caused by enlarged fallopian tubes. Sometimes it presents as paroxysmal colic, which is generally caused by spasmodic contractions of the fallopian tubes. For most patients, the pain is relieved after a large amount of fluid is discharged from the vagina, while a few experience severe abdominal pain, which is caused by complications. During gynecological examination, patients can often feel thickening or lumps on one or both sides of the fallopian tube. The texture is solid and cystic, sausage-like or irregular in shape, tender to the touch, and movement is often limited.

What diseases can fallopian tube cysts cause?

Infertility

When fallopian tube cysts grow to a certain stage, they will cause adhesion and blockage of the fallopian tubes, destroying the normal physiological function of the fallopian tubes, and thus leading to secondary infertility.

Ectopic pregnancy

Fallopian tube cysts can cause obstruction of the tubal lumen, cysts or adhesions, which can hinder the movement of sperm, eggs or fertilized eggs, resulting in obstacles for the fertilized eggs to reach the uterine cavity and cause ectopic pregnancy. The patient's ectopic pregnancy caused by fallopian tube rupture and massive bleeding can be life-threatening.

Cancer

Long-term growth of fallopian tube cysts can lead to cyst deterioration and cancer. Statistics show that the incidence of ovarian cancer and fallopian tube cancer in patients with fallopian tube cysts is much higher than that of normal people.