Precautions for women with congenital absence of vagina

What are the precautions for nursing women with congenital vaginal amenorrhea? Congenital vaginal amenorrhea not only means no menstruation, but also makes it impossible to have sex and give birth. Since many people are still influenced by the feudal social ideology and believe that women with congenital vaginal amenorrhea will bring misfortune to people in the future, women with congenital vaginal amenorrhea suffer a tragic fate in life.

With the development of science and society, medical technology has also been continuously developing. Women born without vagina can be corrected through surgery. However, attention should be paid to the following nursing measures, as follows:

1. Pay attention to psychological care: Doctors should pay attention to communication with patients and their families so that patients and their families can understand the knowledge of related diseases and enhance patients' confidence.

2. Pay attention to special preparations before surgery: Choose a vaginal model of the right size according to the patient's specific situation. It is best to prepare two or more vaginal models and T-belts, which should be sterilized and kept ready for use. For patients who use free flap vaginoplasty, the skin from the middle of one leg can be used for use during surgery.

3. Learn how to change the vaginal model: Generally, when changing the vaginal model for the first time, the patient will feel obvious pain. It is best to use painkillers within half an hour of changing. Be sure to choose the right model and apply lubricant on the model to relieve pain.

4. Discharge instructions: After discharge, patients should insist on using the vaginal model and disinfect and replace it every day. Under normal circumstances, adolescent women use the vaginal model until they have a normal sexual life. Married women should go to the hospital for a checkup after surgery to confirm that the vaginal wound has fully recovered before they can have sexual life.