What are the symptoms of fallopian tube adhesions?

Fallopian tube adhesion has become a major problem that hinders women's reproductive health, because fallopian tube adhesion can cause infertility, and may also manifest as adverse problems such as abdominal prolapse, back pain, and irregular menstruation.

1. Infertility: The first symptom is infertility. Among female infertility patients, about 1/3 of the causes are due to fallopian tube problems. Various infections among these, especially tuberculosis infection, often cause serious and irreversible damage to the fallopian tube lining and wall.

2. Pain: The usual pain is dull pain in the lower abdomen and back pain, which often worsens during menstruation, after sexual intercourse, or after fatigue. In addition, there are menstrual changes such as increased menstrual flow and prolonged menstruation.

3. Irregular menstruation: Some women will also experience abnormal menstruation. Those with severe symptoms may have two periods a month. Black menstrual blood with blood clots indicates blood heat, yellow menstrual blood indicates damp heat, and light menstrual blood indicates false heat. The inflammation will not go away for a long time. Some patients may experience retrograde menstruation when their qi and blood rush upward, and some women may have abnormal vaginal discharge, the most common of which is an increase in vaginal discharge.

4. Others include some physical characteristics, but the systemic symptoms are not obvious, and there is occasional low fever. If the patient is seriously ill, he or she will often be emaciated and have a soft abdomen, and sometimes there may be signs of ascites.