What are the symptoms of uterine appendages?

Among the female internal reproductive organs, the fallopian tubes and ovaries are called uterine appendages. Adnexitis is an inflammatory lesion of the female internal reproductive organs, which seriously affects the health of the patient. So what are the symptoms of uterine appendages?

Symptoms of adnexitis

1. The first symptom of adnexitis is female infertility. The fallopian tube itself is damaged by lesions, forming adhesions and blockages, which leads to infertility. Secondary infertility is more common. Even if conception is possible, the chance of tubal pregnancy is also high. Patients with adnexitis also experience dysmenorrhea, which is caused by pelvic congestion and becomes stasis dysmenorrhea. Most of the time, abdominal pain begins one week before menstruation, and the pain becomes more severe as the menstrual period approaches, until menstruation comes. These are all manifestations of adnexitis.

2. Menstrual irregularities, with frequent menstruation and excessive menstrual flow being the most common. Symptoms of adnexitis may be the result of pelvic congestion and ovarian dysfunction. Chronic inflammation leading to uterine fibrosis, incomplete uterine involution or abnormal uterine position caused by adhesions can all cause excessive menstruation.

3. Patients with adnexitis will experience varying degrees of abdominal pain, which is mostly a hidden discomfort. Patients with adnexitis will feel soreness, swelling, and a sense of falling in the waist, back, and sacrum, which is often aggravated by fatigue. Due to pelvic adhesions, there may be bladder and rectal filling pain or pain when emptying, or other bladder and rectal irritation. Symptoms of adnexitis include frequent urination and tenesmus.