Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 35 years old. Diagnosed with fallopian tube adhesion during examination. What are the harms of this disease to the body?Doctor's answer:
Tubal adhesion can cause pain, usually manifesting as lower abdominal dull pain and back pain. The pain often recurs during the menstrual period, after sexual activity, or after physical exertion, becoming more severe. Additionally, menstrual flow may increase continuously, along with changes such as prolonged periods. When tubal adhesion recurs, sperm cannot normally enter the fallopian tubes, preventing fertilization with the egg, which leads to infertility in women. In rare cases, a fertilized egg may form, but due to its larger size and the adhesive environment, it may fail to smoothly enter the uterine cavity, resulting in an ectopic pregnancy—a dangerous condition that requires immediate medical attention.