Can congenital absence of vagina be treated?

When congenital absence of vagina occurs in female patients, they will feel vaginal itching. This is because some inflammation has caused damage to the vagina. If it is not treated in time, the patient's vaginal opening will become red and swollen. During treatment, the patient must pay more attention. How can congenital absence of vagina be treated?

1. Understand your own condition: If you have symptoms of congenital absence of vagina, don't assume that you understand the condition and choose medicine without seeing a doctor. There are many types of congenital absence of vagina, and different pathogens require different medicines. If you don't check first, you can't accurately diagnose which pathogen is causing it, and the medicine can't be used to treat it thoroughly. Therefore, patients with congenital absence of vagina should first clearly understand their condition and go to a regular hospital to receive treatment with the help of a doctor, so that the treatment effect will be better.

Second, understand the treatment plan: Generally, after the patient is examined, the doctor will formulate a treatment plan based on her actual situation. It is best for patients with congenital vaginal absence to first ask the doctor for detailed information on the treatment method, treatment course, etc., so as to cooperate with the doctor's treatment and achieve the best treatment effect. Patients with congenital vaginal absence should not stop treatment without authorization during the treatment period, and should not stop treatment when the symptoms disappear. Doing so will cause congenital vaginal absence to recur and increase the difficulty of cure.

If you find itching or burning in your vulva, patients must pay attention. Do not let congenital vaginal agenesis affect your health. Female patients should go to the hospital for scientific diagnosis and treatment. Otherwise, it will affect women's reproductive function and lead to infertility. I hope patients will not be under too much pressure.