Adnexal solid occupations include ovarian solid occupations and tubal solid occupations, adnexal solid occupations, etc., which are commonly found in ovarian fibroma, tubal tuberculosis, ovarian cancer and other diseases. 1. Ovarian solid occupancy: the main consideration is the lesion of ovarian organs, commonly found in ovarian fibroma, herpetic cell tumor and cystic mature teratoma, etc. These are benign tumors of common ovarian lesions, which usually only need to be surgically resected. 2. Tubal solid occupancy: common in tubal tuberculosis, mainly for tuberculosis mycobacterium infection of the fallopian tube and thus lead to tuberculosis disease, in the examination, can also lead to adnexal area out of the real occupational lesions. 3. Adnexal solid occupancy: it may also be caused by malignant tumors of the surrounding tissues and organs, such as common ovarian cancer, fallopian tube cancer, etc. These diseases can lead to occupying masses in the local tissues, which can cause real occupying lesions in the adnexal region during the examination. Since there are many diseases that can cause adnexal solid occupying lesions, it is recommended to go to the hospital for timely consultation and examination, and follow the doctor’s instructions after clarifying the cause of the disease.