What are the common causes of congenital absence of vagina in women?

Congenital absence of vagina is a common female infertility. Its occurrence causes female patients to be congenitally without a vagina, which is a great harm to the normal reproductive function of many patients, making the patients' wish to have children a luxury. Congenital absence of vagina is the main cause of female infertility today. Its occurrence may be caused by many factors. So, what are the causes of congenital absence of vagina, and what should be done about congenital absence of vagina?

What are the causes of congenital absence of vagina? Congenital absence of vagina is the failure of female reproductive organ vagina to develop. Congenital absence of vagina can be directly caused by the following reasons:

1. Use of male hormones, anti-cancer drugs, etc. in early pregnancy: Women use progesterone to protect the fetus in early pregnancy, or take anti-epileptic drugs and other drugs of this type, which causes the fetus's reproductive organs to develop abnormally in the mother's body, which can directly lead to congenital absence of vagina.

2. Infection with certain viruses or Toxoplasma in early pregnancy: Women may be infected with certain viruses or Toxoplasma in early pregnancy, which may cause the reproductive organs of the fetus to develop abnormally in the mother's body, and directly lead to congenital absence of vagina.

3. Chromosomal abnormalities: Chromosomal mutations occur during pregnancy, which may cause genetic mutations in the fetus in the mother's body. This can cause malformation or incomplete development of the reproductive organs and lead to congenital absence of vagina.

4. Androgen insensitivity syndrome: During pregnancy, women may develop androgen insensitivity syndrome, which may cause malformation or abnormal development of the reproductive organs of the fetus in the mother's body, and may also directly lead to congenital absence of vagina.