What are the symptoms of congenital absence of vagina?

Regarding the clinical manifestations of congenital absence of vagina, we need to actively grasp them, so that we can get an accurate understanding and diagnosis. Next, we will have a detailed understanding of the clinical manifestations of congenital absence of vagina. I hope that this introduction will be helpful to everyone.

Girls who have not had menstruation by the age of 18 should go to the hospital for a checkup. The cause of amenorrhea should be determined as much as possible based on medical history, comprehensive physical examination, and necessary auxiliary examinations. Further treatment should be given according to different causes. For example, congenital uterine hypoplasia can be treated with oral administration of small doses of estrogen to promote development, and congenital developmental malformations (such as absence of vagina, vulvar malformation, and lower genital tract atresia) can be corrected surgically.

Clinical manifestations of congenital absence of vagina:

1. There are no obvious abnormal symptoms before puberty and it is often ignored. After puberty, there are obvious abnormalities in uterine development, such as primary amenorrhea, sexual intercourse disorders after marriage, and a small and deformed uterus.

2. If there is no obvious abnormality in uterine development, primary amenorrhea with cyclical abdominal pain will occur after puberty, and blood accumulation in the uterine cavity will cause the uterus to enlarge.

3. The vulva is generally developed normally.

4. May be accompanied by ovarian hypoplasia and/or urinary system abnormalities.

We must actively grasp the above-mentioned clinical manifestations of congenital absence of vagina. Of course, after grasping the clinical manifestations of congenital absence of vagina, we must also actively consult the advice of relevant experts.