What are the clinical symptoms of congenital absence of vagina?

Congenital absence of vagina is a common genital malformation in female genitals. Patients will have a flat or shallow pit in the middle of the perineum. So what are the clinical manifestations of congenital absence of vagina? The following editor will introduce it to you. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Clinical manifestations of congenital impotence

Congenital vaginal agenesis often means that the uterus is absent, and the fallopian tubes are relatively small or even absent, but the ovaries are normal. When such women reach puberty, their ovaries gradually mature and secrete female hormones as usual, which promotes the formation of secondary sexual characteristics. Their body shape, voice tone, pubic hair, armpit hair, etc. develop completely normally, and they are still charming and graceful ladies.

Women who are born without vagina will experience periodic lower abdominal pain, which is sometimes unbearable. The main symptom of both patients with congenital absence of vagina and hymen occlusion is the absence of menstruation. However, the formation and results of the two are different.

After vaginal repair surgery, women born without vagina can still get married and have a normal sex life. Female patients do not need to worry too much, as the treatment process is not very troublesome.