Symptoms of congenital absence of vagina

Unfortunately, if you suffer from congenital absence of vagina, there will be many adverse consequences. However, as long as the patient is congenital absence of vagina, he should find it early, go to a regular hospital in time for examination and treatment, and try to get treatment as soon as possible. What are the symptoms of congenital absence of vagina?

Generally speaking, women with congenital absence of vagina will not have a uterus. Some patients will also have relatively small fallopian tubes. Their ovaries function normally and female hormones are still secreted during development. Secondary sexual characteristics are formed. There is no effect on the development of body shape, voice tone, pubic hair, axillary hair, etc. However, some patients have shallow depressions in the vestibule of the vagina, and some patients have a very short blind-end vagina. Patients should promptly understand how to treat congenital absence of vagina.

A small number of patients with congenital absence of vagina will have partial development of the uterus, normal development of the ovaries, and functional endometrium. However, when menstruation occurs after puberty, it cannot be discharged from the body, resulting in menstrual retention and periodic abdominal pain. Patients will experience symptoms of amenorrhea or difficulty in sexual intercourse.

Many women with congenital absence of vagina have only completely closed vaginal vestibule mucosa at the normal vaginal opening, no vaginal traces, and normal vulva. They may also have uterus or primordial uterus malformations, and may have urinary system or bone malformations. Only slightly thickened strip-like tissue can be seen at the normal uterus position, located in the middle of the broad ligament. It is important to understand the causes of congenital absence of vagina and carry out effective treatment.