Vulvar and vaginal infertility

Due to the special nature of the female body structure, many diseases like to plague women, especially gynecological diseases, which bring enormous harm to women. If a woman's vagina is not clean, bacteria will enter it, causing various bacterial diseases. The most common one is vaginitis. In addition, vulvar and vaginal infertility is the most harmful one, which directly leads to female infertility.

There may be many people who don’t know much about vulvar and vaginal infertility. In fact, this disease has many symptoms and various types. Different symptoms have different treatments. The following is an overview of them one by one, hoping to be helpful to you.

(1) Hymen occlusion and vaginal occlusion: The main symptoms are periodic lower abdominal pain after puberty without menstruation. Long-term retention of menstrual blood in the reproductive tract may even cause blood accumulation in the fallopian tubes, affecting fertility. Hymen obliterans can be treated with cross incision or resection.

(2) Congenital absence of vagina: often accompanied by severe uterine hypoplasia or absence of uterus. Such patients have no hope of having children and can undergo vaginoplasty.

(3) Vaginal septum: It may present as double vagina, complete septum or incomplete septum. If it affects sexual intercourse and fertility, mediastinectomy can be performed.

(4) Hermaphroditism: Artificial vaginoplasty can be performed to remove the enlarged clitoris, but the hope of pregnancy is generally slim.

(5) Vulvar and vaginal inflammation: The main complaint is abnormal vaginal discharge, which is often related to ovarian function and inflammation. For nonspecific vaginitis, use antibacterial vaginal suppositories. Trichomonas vaginitis can be treated with topical or oral metronidazole. Each course of treatment is more than 10 days, and the male must be treated at the same time.

(6) Vaginismus: Vaginismus without organic causes is true vaginismus, which can be treated with sedatives and psychotherapy.

After reading the above introduction, you should now have a more comprehensive understanding of vulvar and vaginal infertility. To prevent this disease, you should eat light food in your daily life, eat less spicy and irritating food, maintain a harmonious sex life, pay attention to personal hygiene, change underwear frequently, and keep the vagina dry and clean.