Constipation
An inflammation of the fallopian tubes can also cause problems in the intestinal area. Symptoms include constipation, flatulence and pain when emptying the bowel. One speaks of constipation when irregular defecation occurs.
The stool is hard and dry and is therefore difficult to excrete. Persons who have not had a bowel movement for more than three days must consult a doctor. If there are additional symptoms, one must think of an inflammation of the fallopian tubes.
Diarrhea
In addition to constipation, inflammation of the fallopian tubes can also cause diarrhea. Due to the violent abdominal cramps caused by the inflammation, the state of tension of the intestinal wall also changes and diarrhoea occurs. However, many women suffer from persistent abdominal cramps and diarrhoea even during their periods.
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