Patient's question:
My daughter is already 18 years old this year, and she has never had her period. I originally thought that my daughter's menstruation was delayed because she developed later. However, recently, my daughter found that the girls around her have already had their periods for one or two years. When she went to the hospital, the doctor said she has congenital absence of the vagina.Doctor's answer:
Hello, in fact, congenital absence of the vagina and rudimentary uterus are congenital developmental abnormalities of the female reproductive system. Due to uterine maldevelopment, menstruation generally does not occur after puberty, and pregnancy and childbirth are not possible. Without a vagina, normal sexual activity cannot be carried out either. In this case, it is necessary to take the child to a higher-level hospital as soon as possible for further diagnosis and systematic treatment.