Patient's question:
My baby is a premature child. I was very worried about the child's condition from the beginning. Recently, the child has appeared with this series of conditions, and I am also very worried, afraid that the child will become worse. How should I treat a child without a vaginal opening?Doctor's answer:
It could be due to congenital developmental abnormalities resulting in congenital absence of the vagina, or postnatal local inflammation causing labial adhesion, which leads to the symptom of no vaginal opening. It is important to seek medical attention promptly for a detailed examination to determine the underlying cause. If the adhesion is caused by inflammation, it can be treated with anti-inflammatory measures and separation. If it is due to congenital developmental abnormalities, surgical reconstruction of the vaginal opening may be necessary.