The physician’s approach is very important for their psychological well-being and future medical management. Congenital absence of vagina and uterus does not mean the patient really have no vagina and uterus, actually, it is a cryptic vagina, which is wrapped in the pelvic like undesceended testis. That is to say there is vagina and uterus tissues in the pelvic. This conclusion comes from Chen Fenglin, president of Antai Hospital, who committed to this field for tens of years.In treatment for congenital absence of vagina and uterus (vaginal aplasia), the cryptic vagina reattachment surgery, a new method of vagina reconstruction, is conducted under laparoscope. This operation is to pull the cryptic vagina to the situ from the wrong place with the guidance of laparoscope. The length of the vagina was 12cm-15cm. A vaginal speculum was inserted smoothly, showing a pinky, wet, and normal-tensioned vaginal mucous membrane.
Vagina reconstruction by cryptic vagina reattachment surgery is the most advanced technology in the world at present. Characterized by the physiological state similarity, the diaplastic vagina can function entirely as vagina without any deficiency, and will not be discovered by sexual partner. Another merit of this operation is that there is no scar left, keep the natural beauty of human body. Up to now, there have been more than 200 patients underwent the operation, all of whom live a better life than before.Detail>>

The diagnosis of vaginal aplasia (congenital absence of vagina) is emotionally traumatic for these young women. Congenital absence of uterus and vagina often accompanied by other malformations, such as serious renal paramesonephric (mullerian) duct dysplasia, which may bring about renal rotating insufficiency, kidney low shift or moved to form pelvic kidney, horseshoe kidney, renal cross-border ectopic (2 ipsilateral kidney in the body), the absence of renal, Renal dysfunction and other urinary tract malformations. The literature reports show that kidney malformations accounted for more than 30% among the RKH syndrome. Therefore, befor undergo vaginoplasty, the cases of congenital absence of vagina should first make IVP in the preoperative, in case of the above deformities leading to surgical injury. In addition, 10% of this kind of patients also accompanied by bone deformities, spina bifida, sacral vertebrae cracked,Spinal vertebral fusion and so on.Detail>>

It is very likely that having a sexual relationship with a new vagina will be difficult at first. You will probably feel very strange and wonder if you will be able to feel anything or enjoy having sex. You may feel very self-conscious and be worried that your partner is not enjoying being with you. This is only natural, but with time, and loving support from your partner your new vagina will start to feel more like a normal vagina. And sexual intercourse will be possible.Detail>>

Since a girl with congenital absence of vagina and uterus (vaginal agenesis )doesn't have a uterus, she won't get periods and can't give birth. She does, however, have eggs. So if and when a woman with congenital absence of vagina and uetrus (vaginal agenesis) wants to have a baby, her own eggs can be used, together with her partner's sperm, for in vitro fertilization. Once the egg is fertilized, the embryo(s) can then be implanted in the uterus of a gestational carrier (surrogate mother) to carry the pregnancy to term. In 2005, ChenFenglin, president of Beijing Antai Hospital successfully helped a girl to give birth to a baby with the aid of surrogate by her own mother, which by means of removing the mature ovum and her husband’s sperm to perform in vitro fertilization, then inject it into the reproductive tract of her mother. Nine moths later, a healthy baby-girl come to the world with weight of 3000g and height of 52cm. this case shows that, a hypoplastic vagina girl can also have her own child with the help of Modern medical techniques.Detail>>