What tests should be done for congenital absence of vagina?

The examination for congenital absence of vagina is mainly divided into four categories, including routine gynecological examination, vaginal secretion examination, vaginal secretion culture, and electronic colposcopy. The most commonly used diagnosis examinations are routine gynecological examination and vaginal secretion examination. In cases where the diagnosis is difficult or other complications occur, the patient will be recommended to undergo secretion culture and colposcopy to further determine the condition.

1. Gynecological examination

This is the most routine examination of women's health, the purpose of which is to preliminarily screen for possible sexual diseases and take secretion samples for necessary examinations.

2. Vaginal secretion examination

The purpose of this examination is to check the cleanliness of the vagina and whether there is any infection (clue cells, pus cells).

3. Vaginal secretion culture

When congenital absence of vagina is confirmed, this examination is performed to determine which pathogen has infected the patient and to provide doctors with accurate diagnostic basis.

4. Electronic colposcopy

The advantage of this examination is that it can magnify 50 times to accurately and clearly observe the relevant lesions in the vagina, cervix and other parts, and accurately select suspicious parts for live examination, which is of great value for early detection and early diagnosis of children.