Does congenital absence of vagina affect pregnancy?

Barren women refer to those women whose reproductive organs have abnormal conditions during development. If a woman has hymen occlusion or hymen hypertrophy, these women are often affected by some factors during their development stage, which interfere with the normal development of their reproductive organs. For this kind of hymen occlusion or hymen hypertrophy, if it is discovered in time and corresponding treatment measures are taken, women can generally give birth normally.

Can women without vagina get pregnant?

If a woman has vaginal occlusion or vaginal septum, her normal menstruation will not be greatly affected. Compared with other types of barren women, these symptoms will also affect her normal sexual life and her normal probability of pregnancy.

Women who are barren women usually do not have menstruation during their puberty, which often puts a great psychological burden on women. If women are barren women because of abnormal vaginal development, then these women are usually congenitally without vagina, or have vaginal stenosis, vaginal atresia, etc.

For women who are born without vagina, they usually have no uterus or only a rudimentary uterus. If the uterus and ovaries of these women develop normally, they can undergo vaginal reconstruction and still get pregnant.