Patient's question:
Please ask the doctor, why do I need to check if the vaginal discharge is normal before checking if the fallopian tubes are unobstructed? If there is inflammation, why can't I check the fallopian tubes? ?Also, please ask the doctor, if I have cervical erosion of degree II and vaginitis, does this affect whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed? Will the inflammation cause the fallopian tubes to be blocked? Thank you, doctor, please answer in detail, !
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the general leukorrhea test is the main method for checking gynecological inflammation. Normal leukorrhea in women is white, and anything other than white is considered abnormal. In addition to color, its texture can also change. Based on the color and texture of leukorrhea, it can be roughly determined what the condition is.(1) If the leukorrhea is creamy white or light yellow, purulent, abundant, and has an odor, it is often caused by non-specific vaginitis, chronic cervical inflammation, or cervical canal endometritis, among other conditions.
(2) Leukorrhea is thin, light yellow or yellow-green, mixed with very small bubbles, and has an odor. This is mostly caused by trichomoniasis.
(3) Leukorrhea is creamy white, resembling curd or small, creamy white pieces or lumps, sometimes attached to the vaginal walls and difficult to remove. Such leukorrhea is often caused by fungal infection.
(4) Leukorrhea is abundant, like rice water, cloudy and foul-smelling, sometimes mixed with blood, appearing light pink. This type of leukorrhea indicates malignant lesions of the uterus or vagina, such as cervical cancer, vaginal cancer, or uterine body cancer.
(5) If the leukorrhea is thin and watery, flowing out of the vagina in intermittent bursts, it should be considered a possible fallopian tube condition. If it is white and clear, it is likely fallopian tube hydrops. If it is unclear, it may be fallopian tube cancer.
Symptoms of Fallopian Tube Blockage
The fallopian tubes not only connect the ovaries and uterus but also serve as the site for ovulation, egg storage, sperm transport, and fertilization. They function to transport the fertilized egg to the uterine cavity in a timely manner for implantation. Due to certain reasons, if the fallopian tubes become blocked or obstructed, their ability to transport eggs is impaired, affecting the egg and sperm.