Can congenital absence of uterus and vagina be treated?

Can congenital absence of uterus and vagina be treated? Experts say: The timing and method of treatment are determined based on the development of the patient's uterus. Congenital absence of vagina can be treated. The vagina can be reconstructed through surgery. If a female friend has not had menstruation after the age of 18, it is a big deal and must be taken seriously. Here is an introduction for everyone.

Can congenital absence of vagina be treated?

The principle of treatment for congenital absence of vagina is to reconstruct the vagina. The timing and method of treatment are determined based on the development of the patient's uterus. After detailed examination, if the patient has a nearly normal uterus and normal ovarian function, surgery should be performed after menarche to facilitate menstrual blood drainage and sexual intercourse. After treatment, there is hope for intrauterine pregnancy. If there is no uterus or primordial uterus and other women who are not likely to have children, it is best to perform artificial vaginoplasty before or after marriage to mainly solve the problem of sexual life. The following is an introduction to the treatment methods for congenital absence of vagina:

①Top pressure method

For those who are infertile and have a partial blind bag-like vagina, local pressure method can be tried according to the patient's wishes. A round and blunt mold like the bottom of a test tube can be used for long-term self-pressure. Sexual life can also be gradually deepened. If you are not satisfied, it also creates better conditions for surgery.

② Vaginoplasty

There are many surgical procedures, such as labia minora flap vaginoplasty, inner thigh skin flap vaginoplasty, sigmoid colon vaginoplasty, peritoneal vaginoplasty, etc. For specific methods, please refer to gynecological surgery.