Patient's question:
Suspected tubal adhesion. The current symptoms are menstrual disorders, abdominal pain, and occasional fever. What are the special manifestations of treating tubal adhesion?Doctor's answer:
1. Lower abdominal pain: Most patients experience lower abdominal dull pain and aching pain, often accompanied by lower back pain. This pain typically recurs during the menstrual period and after sexual activity, and some women may also exhibit this symptom after strenuous physical exertion. Additionally, the menstrual flow tends to increase continuously during daily periods, along with prolonged periods.2. Abnormal menstruation: Some women experience abnormal menstrual cycles. In severe cases, they may have two menstrual periods in a month, with dark menstrual blood indicating a blood heat condition. Yellow menstrual blood suggests damp-heat.
3. Occasional low-grade fever: Severe patients may develop ascites, along with certain constitutional characteristics. Generally, the overall symptoms of the patients are not very prominent.