What are the symptoms and dangers of fallopian tube inflammation?

When women have fallopian tube inflammation, they will show certain symptoms. For example, patients will experience menstrual abnormalities, irregular menstrual blood flow and excessive bleeding, which will cause increased vaginal discharge and often cause lower abdominal pain. In severe cases, it will affect sexual life and even cause ectopic pregnancy, which will lead to infertility in women.

Fallopian tube symptoms

1. Lower abdominal pain of varying degrees, mostly dull pain, lumbar pain, and a feeling of falling;

2. Abnormal menstruation, manifested by increased menstrual flow and irregular cycles.

3. Dysmenorrhea: Due to pelvic congestion, abdominal pain usually begins a week before menstruation and becomes more severe as the menstrual period approaches until the onset of menstruation.

4. Increased leucorrhea. Some patients may not have any conscious symptoms except infertility.

Dangers of salpingitis

1. Cause pain:

Unlike dysmenorrhea, patients will also feel bloating and pain in the lower abdomen and unbearable back pain during non-menstrual periods.

2. Affecting sexual life:

This is also the most common symptom of salpingitis. Patients often experience worsening symptoms during menstruation or after fatigue. At the same time, there is an abnormal increase in vaginal discharge, abnormal increase in menstrual volume, lumbar pain, and some patients experience pain during intercourse, which seriously affects women's sexual life.

3. Ectopic pregnancy:

If fallopian tube inflammation is too severe, it will cause complete blockage of the lumen and lead to infertility. In mild cases, pregnancy will be affected. In severe cases, ectopic pregnancy will occur because the fertilized egg cannot reach the uterine cavity, endangering the life and health of women.

4. Leading to female infertility:

Inflammation of the fallopian tubes is the most common cause of female infertility. Once the fallopian tube becomes inflamed, it will cause atresia of the fimbria or damage to the fallopian tube mucosa, which will eventually lead to fallopian tube occlusion and female infertility.