Clinical manifestations of congenital absence of vagina

When you suffer from congenital vaginal absence in life, the most important thing is to actively treat it, keep congenital vaginal absence away from our lives, and make patients with congenital vaginal absence healthy both physically and mentally as soon as possible. Pay more attention to the symptoms of congenital vaginal absence in life, discover congenital vaginal absence as soon as possible, and actively treat the symptoms. The symptoms of congenital vaginal absence are:

1. Primary amenorrhea

Congenital absence of vagina is asymptomatic in childhood, and most cases will develop primary amenorrhea during puberty. If this happens, it is very likely congenital absence of vagina.

2. Cyclic abdominal pain

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, may be formed. However, it is necessary to distinguish whether the abdominal pain is caused by other conditions.

3. Difficulty in sexual intercourse

After marriage, most people will find it difficult to have sex. If the pressure from long-term sex is applied, a vaginal cavity will form and the couple can even have a normal sex life. This is more common in rural areas.

If it has been confirmed that it is congenital absence of vagina, it is better to seek medical treatment and take appropriate treatment. Otherwise, long-term abdominal pain and amenorrhea will affect your life and work, and you may even develop certain diseases as a result.