Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of fallopian tube blockage? What are the symptoms of this disease of fallopian tube blockage? If there is a blockage, how can it be treated? I've always felt stomach pain and haven't been able to get pregnant for a long time.Doctor's answer:
It is essential to take the symptoms of fallopian tube blockage seriously. Here are the answers to the symptoms of fallopian tube blockage you mentioned.Dear,
1. Abdominal discomfort. The lower abdomen may experience varying degrees of pain, mostly in the form of subtle discomfort. There may be aching, fullness, and a sense of heaviness or dragging in the lower back and sacral region. Symptoms often worsen due to fatigue.
2. Irregular menstruation. The fallopian tubes and ovaries are adjacent, so diseases of the fallopian tubes usually do not affect ovarian function or menstrual volume. However, if inflammation spreads to the ovaries and damages their function, menstrual abnormalities may occur.
3. Dysmenorrhea. Pelvic congestion can lead to congestive dysmenorrhea. Most cases begin with abdominal pain about a week before menstruation, intensifying as the period approaches and continuing until menstruation starts.
4. Infertility. Damage to the fallopian tubes can cause blockage, further leading to infertility. Secondary infertility is relatively common in such cases.
5. Other symptoms. These may include painful intercourse, gastrointestinal issues, fatigue, increased leukorrhea, impaired labor capacity, and depression.