What are the clinical symptoms of congenital absence of vagina?

You should know that the symptom of congenital absence of vagina is not particularly common in life. The appearance of this disease brings great harm and pain to female friends. So what are the symptoms of congenital absence of vagina? Let us learn about its related content together:

1. Symptoms: Patients do not have menstruation after puberty. A few patients have periodic lower abdominal pain due to uterine hematoma and progressive aggravation. If the patient is married, sexual intercourse may become difficult.

2. Physical signs Most patients with congenital absence of vagina only have completely closed vaginal vestibule mucosa at the normal vaginal opening, with no vaginal traces. Some patients also have shallow depressions in the vaginal vestibule, and some have blind vaginas shorter than 3 cm. It is often accompanied by uterine malformation, with only slightly thickened strips of tissue in the middle of the broad ligament at the normal uterine position. About 1/10 patients may have partial uterine body development and functional endometrium. After puberty, due to menstrual blood retention, periodic abdominal pain occurs, and an enlarged and tender uterus can be palpated.

The above contents are some introductions to the symptoms of congenital absence of vagina. We hope that these contents can provide some useful help to friends in need, and remind friends that if this symptom occurs, they must actively go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment.