What causes no uterus? Let you know the most real situation

The importance of the uterus to women is self-evident. If a woman does not have a uterus, she is incomplete. Most people have a uterus, but those women without a uterus will have obvious differences. So what is the cause of the lack of a uterus?

1. Congenital uterine malformation is the most common type of reproductive organ malformation and has great clinical significance. During the evolution process, the bilateral mesonephric ducts may be affected and disturbed by certain factors, and may stop developing at different stages of evolution, thus forming various abnormal uteri. Congenital absence of uterus is caused by the failure to develop and fusion of the middle and tail segments of the paramesonephric ducts on both sides, often accompanied by the absence of a vagina, but the ovaries develop normally and secondary sexual characteristics are not affected. The uterus could not be palpated during rectal-abdominal examination.

2. It is a congenital developmental problem and cannot be treated. You can check whether there are vaginas, ovaries and other reproductive organs. If you feel unwell, go to an authoritative gynecological hospital for examination in time and recover under the guidance of a professional doctor. I wish you good health!

3. Congenital absence of uterus is also called uterine absence. It is caused by the failure to develop and connect the middle and tail segments of the paramesonephric ducts on both sides, often accompanied by the absence of a vagina, but the ovaries develop normally and secondary sexual characteristics are not affected. The uterus cannot be palpated during rectal and abdominal examination. Patients often present with primary amenorrhea. For those with no vagina, vaginoplasty can be performed.

4. Congenital uterine malformation is the most common type of reproductive organ malformation and has great clinical significance. During the evolution process, the bilateral mesonephric ducts may be affected and disturbed by certain factors, and may stop developing at different stages of evolution, thus forming various abnormal uteri. Congenital absence of the uterus is often combined with congenital absence of the vagina, but there may be normal fallopian tubes and ovaries. During rectal examination, the uterus cannot be touched at the area equivalent to the cervix and uterine body, but only the peritoneal folds can be felt. Uterine hypoplasia, such as absence of uterus, primordial uterus, and infantile uterus, is often one of the main causes of infertility.