Tubal obstruction can be judged by the symptoms of patients' self-perception. Women with tubal obstruction may have different degrees of lower abdominal pain, pain in the back and sacrum, swelling and falling sensation. There are bladder and rectum pain when filling or emptying, or bladder and rectum irritation symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency and heaviness.

Tubal blockage is sometimes accompanied by inflammation. Once the inflammation spreads to the ovary, it will damage the ovarian function, and there will be irregular menstruation such as frequent menstruation and excessive menstruation. Sometimes pelvic congestion leads to blood stasis dysmenorrhea, and the closer to menstruation, the heavier it becomes until menstrual cramps. In addition, some patients also have symptoms such as increased leucorrhea, pain during sexual intercourse, gastrointestinal disorders, fatigue, affected or prolonged labor, mental and neurological symptoms and mental depression.