Vaginal Agenesis - Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

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Vaginal Agenesis - Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

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What is Vaginal Agenesis?

• Vaginal agenesis is a rare disorder that happens
  when the vagina does not develop, and the womb
  (uterus) might only develop partially or not at
  all. This condition is present before birth, and
  might also be related to kidney, heart, or
  skeletal abnormalities.
• The condition is also called Mullerian aplasia or
  Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome.
  Surgical and nonsurgical treatments are
  available.
• After treatment, you might be able to have a
  normal sex life. Women with a missing or
  partially missing uterus cannot get pregnant. If
  you have healthy ovaries, however, it might be
  possible to have a baby through in vitro
  fertilization using a gestational carrier.

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Symptoms Causes Of Vaginal Agenesis

• Symptoms
• Signs and symptoms of vaginal agenesis usually go
  unnoticed until girls reach their teens, but do
  not menstruate (amenorrhea). Some women
  experience monthly cramping or abdominal pain.
• When should you see a doctor?
• If you have not had a menstrual period by age
  fifteen, see your doctor.
• Causes
• It is not clear what causes vaginal agenesis.
  Scientists think that at some point during the
  first twenty weeks of pregnancy, tubes known as
  the Mullerian ducts do not develop properly.
  Generally, one of these ducts develops into the
  uterus and vagina, and the other grows into
  fallopian tubes.

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Complications Diagnosis Of Vaginal Agenesis

• Complications
• Prior to treatment, vaginal agenesis might impact
  your sexual relationships.
• After the treatment, you should have a normal,
  satisfying sex life. However, if your uterus is
  also affected, you would not be able to become
  pregnant on your own.
• Diagnosis
• Depending upon your age, your pediatrician or
  gynecologist will diagnose your condition based
  on your medical history and a physical
  examination. Vaginal agenesis diagnosis could
  occur at different times in your life, for
  example
• As a baby, if your parents or doctor find out
  that you have no vaginal or anal opening
• As a young girl, during an examination for a
  suspected kidney issue
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