Hemorrhagic salpingitis
Hemorrhagic salpingitis is a special type of acute salpingitis. Bleeding occurs in the interstitial layer of the fallopian tube, breaks through the mucosal epithelium and enters the lumen, and even flows from the fimbria into the abdominal cavity, causing blood accumulation in the fallopian tube and abdominal cavity. There are few reports of this disease in foreign literature, and it is often misdiagnosed in China, with only a few cases reported. However, the number of reports has gradually increased in the past decade, and it has gradually been recognized by clinicians. It is no longer a rare case, and it has become one of the new acute abdomens in obstetrics and gynecology.
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Site of disease:
oviduct -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Married young women -
Related symptoms:
Irregular vaginal bleeding anal swelling persistent pain nausea stomach ache -
Concurrent disease:
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