Can a barren woman have her period?

Stone women refer to women who are born without vagina or whose vagina is not fully developed. Therefore, many women think that it is not easy for barren women to have menstruation, but there are also some women who think that barren women will have their periods. So can a stone woman have her period?

1. Do barren women have menstruation?

Girls over 18 years old have not yet had their periods, a condition called "primary amenorrhea." There are many reasons for delayed menstruation during puberty, some of which are physiological, some are caused by psychological disorders and some diseases. The "stone woman" in folklore actually refers to a woman who has not had her first menstruation due to some congenital developmental defects of her sexual organs.

The clinical symptoms of barren women include hymen occlusion, congenital absence of vagina or hymen occlusion, complete transverse vaginal septum, etc. When a normal person's hymen is broken, there is a small round hole through which menstrual blood is discharged. If the hymen is broken without a hole, it is called hymen atresia. The uterus and vagina of this patient can develop normally, and menstruation accumulates in the vagina and cannot be discharged, resulting in hematoma, which can spread to the uterine cavity, bilateral fallopian tubes and flow back into the abdomen. Because of the blood accumulation, the patient had abdominal pain once a month, and the pain gradually worsened. The method of treating hymen occlusion is very simple. Just cut the hymen and release the accumulated blood. "Stone women" have no menstrual period at all and cannot have sexual intercourse after marriage. Then you need to check whether you are "congenitally without a vagina". Since these people often do not have a uterus, they do not menstruate. Even if a few people have a uterus, menstruation cannot be discharged because they do not have a vagina.

2. Can a “stone woman” get married and have a baby?

Can a "stone woman" get married and enjoy sexual life? The answer is undoubtedly yes. "Stone women" can be corrected and married. For girls without vagina but with normal uterine development, surgical correction should be performed when they reach menarche age to avoid menstrual retention and endometriosis. If it is uterine hypoplasia or uterine deficiency, it can be treated with Chinese herbal medicine and estrogen. For example, take 0.5-1 mg of ethinyl stilbestrol orally once a day for 3-4 menstrual cycles; or take thyroid hormone tablets and vitamin E to "stimulate" uterine development. Some experts and scholars believe that a contraceptive ring can be placed in the uterus, using the regular stimulation of the ring to promote the expansion of the uterus. Under the guidance and monitoring of a doctor, it can be used for 2 to 3 months. If a "stone woman" has no uterus or ovaries but only a uterus, even if the vagina is reconstructed, it will not be possible to produce eggs for pregnancy.