Infertile women generally refer to congenital vaginal dysplasia, such as congenital absence of vagina, vaginal wall or hymen atresia, which is generally characterized by no menstrual cramps after puberty or difficulty in sexual intercourse after marriage, and belongs to congenital dysplasia.

Generally, it is necessary to combine gynecological examination with targeted treatment. If it is simply no vagina or hymen atresia, it can be treated and returned to normal. However, congenital absence of vagina may be combined with congenital absence of uterus. It is impossible to have children in this situation, but sexual life can be restored through plastic surgery.

This kind of person often doesn't come to menstruation after puberty, but he has a stomachache once a month, and the pain is worse every time. If you get married, you can't share a room. This situation should be treated as soon as possible and diagnosed in time. Its treatment is very simple, as long as the hymen is cut and the hematocele is released, the problem will be solved. Generally does not affect marriage and childbearing. ?

Some "infertile women" have a diaphragm in the lower part of vagina. If there is no hole in this diaphragm, symptoms similar to hymen atresia can appear. If there is a small hole, it can also cause abdominal pain once a month due to poor menstrual blood flow, and gradually increase. Difficulty in sexual intercourse often occurs after marriage. This diaphragm is often mistaken for imperforate hymen. Although the treatment is also surgical incision, the surgical method is slightly more complicated than hymen atresia incision.