Treatment cost of congenital absence of vagina

Congenital absence of vagina is basically infertile. For those with normal uterine development, surgical treatment before menarche, and no menstrual blood retention, fertility may be possible, but it is rare. Congenital absence of vagina is caused by the failure of the bilateral paramesonephric ducts to extend to the tail end to form a vagina after merging. It is often combined with the absence of uterus or only rudimentary uterus. It is rare to have a normally developed uterus.

1. Individual factors: For example, whether the patient has fertility requirements. Based on the incidence of congenital absence of vagina, the doctor will conduct a rough assessment and develop a detailed treatment plan. The approximate cost can also be estimated at this time.

2. Hospital factors: Different hospitals have different treatments for congenital absence of vagina. For example, the sophistication of the instruments used and the use of different drugs will result in different charges in each hospital.

3. Different treatment methods: Many patients want to know how to treat congenital absence of vagina. Medication and surgery are two commonly used methods, and the cost difference is also large. Congenital absence of vagina is a benign tumor that depends on estrogen to grow. Therefore, the selected medication should be estrogen-regulating medication. Different medications have different costs. For severe congenital absence of vagina, the first method should be surgical resection, otherwise it will affect the physiological function. The cost of minimally invasive surgery is slightly more expensive than general surgery.