Can congenital absence of vagina recur?

Can congenital absence of vagina recur? In fact, it can be cured with professional treatment methods. Experts say: The timing and method of treatment are determined according to 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. The following is a detailed introduction.

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:

1. Skin flap transplantation: The advantages of this procedure are simple and safe operation with a high success rate. However, it is relatively dry in the vagina and requires a mold to be placed in the vagina day and night for more than half a year. In addition, the skin graft is prone to necrosis and shedding, infection, and granulation, which makes the vagina shallower or the scar on the top of the cave shrinks.

2. Amniotic membrane transplantation: The advantages of this procedure are that it is simpler and has a higher success rate. The resulting vagina is similar to the natural vagina. However, it takes a long time for the artificial vagina to be completely covered by normal mucosa after the operation, and during this period, the vagina often becomes infected and forms scars and shrinks. The vaginal mold must be placed for a long time after the operation, which brings great pain to the patient.

3. Peritoneal vaginal replacement: This procedure is similar to amniotic membrane transplantation. The artificial vagina formed is close to the natural vagina, but the vaginal mold also needs to be placed for a long time.

4. Sigmoid colon replacement for artificial vagina: In comparison, this procedure has the highest success rate, and is very similar to a normal vagina in appearance and function. The vaginal mucosal walls are well-wrinkled, soft and moist, and usually have a little sticky secretion; the width and length are ample, which helps to make sexual life more pleasurable. Compared with the above procedures, it also has the advantage of not having to place a vaginal mold after surgery. This procedure is currently the most ideal procedure. It is especially suitable for patients who have undergone other vaginal shaping procedures before, and have caused vestibule-rectal fistula, bladder (urethra) vaginal fistula after surgery, or surgical cavitation that damaged the rectum, urethra or bladder.