Treatment of congenital absence of vagina

Congenital absence of vagina is a common disease among female friends. Almost every woman suffers from this disease at least once in her life. When congenital absence of vagina occurs, patients often feel itchy private parts, abnormal leucorrhea, and erosion in severe cases. Congenital absence of vagina not only brings great pain to women, but also leads to infertility, so it needs to be treated in time. So, how to treat congenital absence of vagina?

1. Physical therapy: 03 Reactive oxygen, an allotrope of oxygen, is a strong oxidant. At a certain concentration, it can oxidize bacteria, viruses, pathogens and other microorganisms, destroy the structure of microorganisms in a short period of time, and make microorganisms lose their ability to survive and reproduce. When the concentration is high and reaches a certain value, it can quickly disinfect and sterilize.

2. Drug treatment: Commonly used drugs for the treatment of congenital amenorrhea include metronidazole suppositories for the treatment of trichomonas congenital amenorrhea, Daconil suppositories and Canestin for the treatment of fungal congenital amenorrhea, and Ovetin for the treatment of congenital amenorrhea in the elderly. The first use of drugs requires a doctor's diagnosis. In addition, patients can also choose antibiotics or use external washes to treat congenital amenorrhea. Patients can choose appropriate drug treatment according to their own diseases.

3. Local potassium permanganate solution sitting bath: Use soft soap to clean the vagina, and avoid using strong irritants or scrubbing vigorously. After cleaning and drying the vagina, sprinkle zinc oxide powder. If there is ulceration, use antibiotic ointment or rinse with Jie Er Yin Wai Yin.

4. Auxiliary drugs for the treatment of congenital absence of vagina: Generally, when treating congenital absence of vagina, it is recommended to prepare baking soda solution by yourself. There are also some compound reagents suitable for various congenital absence of vagina, such as Fuyinjie, Jieryin, etc.

The treatment of congenital absence of vagina is actually relatively simple, but it must be noted that the treatment of congenital absence of vagina must be taken seriously, otherwise the possibility of recurrence of congenital absence of vagina is very high. Once congenital absence of vagina recurs, it is very likely to cause complications, such as urethritis and other diseases.