“According to Clevelandclinic.org”, the fallopian tubes are cylindrical organs located in the upper lateral part of the body of the uterus. These tubes are made of two different types of tissue: thin muscle tissue that covers the tubes from the outside, and endothelial tissue....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
The egg is fertilized by the sperm inside the lumen of the fallopian tubes, hence this organ is tender and under the influence of hormonal changes, as the embryonic tissues later crawl into the uterine cavity through the connection point between the fallopian tubes to the uterine cavity.
The source of fallopian tube cancer is often the cells of the inner lining of these tubes. Malignant tumours that originate in muscle tissue are rare and are called sarcoma of the. fallopian tubes.
Microscopically, the tumour of the fallopian tubes is very similar to the tumours of the ovaries. Also, these two tumours are pathologically similar in that they develop in the same way in terms of spread and distribution of their metastases to the organs adjacent to the tumour; As a result, it is often difficult to diagnose the source of the tumour, whether it is primary and stems from the fallopian tubes, or whether it is a secondary tumour due to a tumor in the ovaries.
Some signs of fallopian tube cancer include;
. Pain in the abdomen or bloating.
. Abnormal menstruation.
. Continual back pain.
. Constipation.
. Exhaustion.
. Feeling full quickly.
. Continual urination.
. Painful intercourse.
. Pelvic pain or mass.
. Upset stomach (indigestion).
. Watery or bloody female organ discharge.
