What are the clinical symptoms of congenital absence of vagina?

I believe that everyone is not particularly familiar with the disease of congenital absence of vagina in female friends. You should know that this disease is not particularly common in life. So what are the three major clinical manifestations of congenital absence of vagina? Let us learn about its related content together:

1. Difficulty in sexual intercourse: A small number of patients seek medical treatment for difficulty in sexual intercourse after marriage. Some patients, through long-term sexual intercourse, form a vaginal cavity and can even lead a normal married life. This situation is more common in rural areas. It is like vaginoplasty with pressure vaginoplasty.

2. Primary amenorrhea: Congenital absence of vagina is asymptomatic in childhood and is mostly diagnosed during adolescence when patients seek medical treatment for primary amenorrhea.

3. Cyclic abdominal pain: A small number of patients have a functional uterus, which is a solid spherical uterus without a cervix or uterine cavity. However, they may have regular cyclical abdominal pain during the menstrual cycle. Some abdominal pain is very severe, affecting their life and work. The uterus should be removed in time.

Only a very small number of patients have a normal uterus with a uterine cavity and cervix. The symptoms are that menstrual blood cannot be discharged during menstruation, and is retained in the uterine cavity, causing periodic abdominal pain, or because menstrual blood flows back into the abdominal cavity, pelvic endometriosis, such as chocolate cysts, can be formed. An enlarged uterus can be touched during an anal examination, and a gynecological examination and B-ultrasound can confirm the diagnosis. In this case, intestinal artificial vaginoplasty should be performed as soon as possible to anastomose the upper end of the artificial vagina with the cervix to facilitate the discharge of menstrual blood. Some patients can even have a normal pregnancy.

The above is an introduction to the three major clinical manifestations of congenital absence of vagina. We hope that this can provide some useful help to friends in need. You should know that there are many clinical methods for the treatment of congenital absence of vagina, so we must choose a treatment method that suits us.