What can I eat to improve congenital absence of vagina?

How to use dietary therapy for congenital absence of vagina? If you suffer from congenital absence of vagina, in addition to correct treatment, you also need to take good care of your diet. So how to use dietary therapy for congenital absence of vagina? We will introduce this issue through the following article.

Congenital absence of vagina is most commonly seen in patients with Rokitansky-Kustner-Hauser syndrome, who are characterized by normal female chromosome karyotype, normal systemic growth and development of female secondary sexual characteristics, normal vulva, absent vagina, developed uterus (only remnants of two horns), small fallopian tubes, and normal ovarian development and function.

Surgery is the first choice for many patients with congenital absence of vagina, but the key is to take good care of them after the operation. Diet is the most important issue that patients should pay attention to after the operation.

1. Patients should not eat too much difficult-to-digest food after surgery, because the patient is weak and rapid recovery is the most important thing. Therefore, they should take food with a variety of nutritional combinations.

2. Avoid eating raw, cold, greasy, fried, pickled, or smoked food. Also avoid eating too much spicy or other irritating food.

3. Avoid irritating foods. Although you have recovered well two weeks after the operation, your body's resistance is still very weak during this period, and the risk of inflammation still exists. Therefore, you must avoid irritating foods, such as mutton, fish, shrimp, beef, dog meat, etc.