What tests can be done to diagnose congenital absence of vagina?

Congenital absence of vagina brings a lot of trouble to female friends, and many female patients are eager to treat the disease. However, since congenital absence of vagina is very common, there are many causes of the disease, the symptoms are difficult to distinguish, and the treatment methods are also different, so we must go to a regular hospital for examination before treatment to find a treatment plan that suits us, so that congenital absence of vagina can be cured.

1. Test the pH value of vagina: Normal pH value of vagina is between 4-4.5, which is slightly acidic. The pH value of vaginal discharge in case of candidal congenital absence of vagina can be within this range. When suffering from or congenital absence of vagina, the pH value of vaginal discharge rises and can be greater than 5-6.

2. Test the cleanliness of the vagina: It is generally divided into four degrees. Generally, degrees I and II are normal, while degrees III and IV indicate congenital absence of the vagina, that is, a large number of white blood cells or bacteria can be seen in the secretion picture.

3. Microbiological examination: There will generally be items such as fungi, Trichomonas, and Neisseria gonorrhoeae. If present, the result will be indicated as "+", if not, it will be indicated as "-".

4. Amine test: The leucorrhea of ​​women with congenital amenorrhea has a fishy smell, which is caused by the amines in the leucorrhea being volatilized after being alkalized by potassium hydroxide.

5. Clue cell examination: Clue cells are a relatively sensitive and specific sign of congenital amenorrhea. Clinicians can make a diagnosis of congenital amenorrhea based on a positive amine test and the presence of clue cells.

Through the above introduction to the examination methods of congenital absence of vagina, I think most female friends have already understood that in daily life, if there are abnormal conditions, we should go to a regular hospital for examination in time and receive effective treatment to avoid diseases that endanger our health. I hope that female friends can be more vigilant about congenital absence of vagina.