Is congenital absence of vagina serious?

What are the hazards of congenital absence of vagina? Diseases cause a lot of pressure on women, and some uncommon diseases will have an impact on women's psychology. Congenital absence of vagina is a condition that some patients are more afraid of. It is only discovered during the examination, which has a great impact on women's lives. However, patients do not have a comprehensive and detailed understanding of the disease. So what are the hazards of congenital absence of vagina?

What are the dangers of congenital absence of vagina?

1. Physiological impact. If a woman is born without a vagina, it will have a great impact on her sexual life. Generally, she cannot have sex. It will also have a great impact on her endocrine system. Endocrine disorders may lead to a series of problems. Therefore, we should face the disease in time and learn how to treat congenital absence of vagina.

2. Psychological impact. Women with gynecological diseases generally have a greater psychological impact, and congenital vaginal agenesis will cause greater pressure. However, women should not have psychological barriers to the disease and must face it correctly. They should not avoid the disease and not seek treatment because of psychological pressure, which will make the disease more serious and cause more harm.

3. Affecting the uterus. Sometimes congenital absence of vagina may also be accompanied by uterine hypoplasia, which may result in a small or deformed uterus, and may also lead to primary amenorrhea with symptoms of cyclical abdominal pain. Problems with the uterus may also affect women's ovaries.

4. Causes abdominal pain. Because women are born without vaginas, but their uterus and ovaries develop normally, they still have normal menstruation, which will cause menstrual blood to be trapped in the abdominal cavity. Periodic abdominal pain will occur after menarche, and lumps may form due to the accumulation of menstrual blood, which has a great impact on women's daily life.