What are the dangers of congenital absence of vagina in women?

The abnormal development of female reproductive organs will have a great impact on their bodies, especially when it comes to marriage and childbirth, it is difficult for women to carry out their original plans, and even the plans may fail due to the abnormal reproductive organs. So, what are the effects of congenital absence of vagina?

1. Physiological impact. Since many women with congenital vaginal agenesis cannot have simple sexual intercourse, this will have a great impact on women's lives and emotions. Some women are caused by endocrine factors. Since endocrine is very important to women, once endocrine disorders occur, women's normal physical signs will also change.

Second, psychological harm. Many women will experience great psychological pressure because of the congenital absence of vagina or vaginal abnormalities. This pressure may even affect the relationship between the two parties invisibly. In particular, some young women will be more concerned about such a situation and will experience great psychological pressure.

3. Abdominal pain. Women who are born without vagina or with vaginal abnormalities may have menstruation that is difficult to discharge from the abdomen or uterine cavity for a long time during their menstrual cycle. They will experience periodic abdominal pain in the first few days of menarche. During rectal examination, doctors may feel cystic masses formed by blood accumulation.

What are the effects of congenital absence of vagina? Experts point out that under normal circumstances, congenital absence of vagina can have physiological and psychological effects on women, and can even cause abdominal pain in every menstrual cycle of women.