Is congenital absence of vagina dangerous?

Is congenital absence of vagina harmful? I believe that many people are unaware of this reproductive organ deformity, congenital absence of vagina. Its occurrence not only affects the mental health of female patients, but also destroys the happiness and perfection of a family. So, is congenital absence of vagina harmful? Let's take a look.

1. Causes abdominal pain. Congenital absence of vagina will cause menstrual blood to not be discharged smoothly. Over time, periodic abdominal pain will occur. Rectal examination can feel a mass formed by blood stasis, which has a great impact on women's normal life.

2. With or without uterine development abnormalities. If there is uterine development abnormality, there will be primary amenorrhea after puberty, and symptoms of a small and deformed uterus. If the uterus is developing normally, there will also be primary amenorrhea and periodic abdominal pain, intrauterine blood accumulation, uterine enlargement, and inability to conduct normal sexual life.

3. Physiological impact: Women with congenital absence of vagina generally cannot have normal sexual life, and their endocrine function will also be abnormal, which will endanger women's health, so it should be taken seriously.

4. Hypoplasia of secondary sexual characteristics. There are also women with underdeveloped ovaries, underdeveloped secondary sexual characteristics, very short stature, elbow valgus and other deformities, which have a great impact on the patient's life.

5. Psychological harm. Women are under great psychological pressure due to congenital absence of vagina. Many people in life discriminate against these patients, which seriously harms their mental health.

Once a woman is diagnosed with congenital vaginal agenesis, she should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. Only through scientific and effective medical means can women have the right to be women, or even "mothers". No matter what disease it is, we must achieve early detection, early prevention, and early treatment, so as not to let the disease spread and become uncontrollable.