Stone women are generally women who are born with abnormal development of the reproductive system and are unable to have a normal sex life. It can be divided into pseudo-stone women and true stone women: I. Pseudo-stone women: often refers to patients with abnormal external genital and vaginal development such as hymenal atresia or vaginal atresia. 1. Abnormal external genital development: the most common hymenal atresia, also known as non-porous hymen, manifests as periodic, progressively increasing lower abdominal cramps, and in heavy cases, anal distension and frequent urination. The first step is to remove the old blood from the vagina, trim the hymen after removing the excess hymen flap, and suture the incision edges. 2. Vaginal developmental abnormalities: vaginal atresia is common. Type I vaginal atresia refers to vaginal atresia at the lower end of the vagina, with normal upper vaginal segment, cervix and uterine body. It can be complicated by endometriosis. Type II vaginal atresia refers to complete vaginal atresia and is associated with cervical or uterine dysplasia and endometriosis. Patients with complete vaginal atresia need to evaluate the development of the cervix and choose surgical procedures such as hysterectomy and hysterovaginal penetration. 2. True stonewall: Patients with congenital absence of uterus or vagina, etc., with abnormal development of cervix and uterus. 1. congenital absence of vagina: Also known as MRKH syndrome, with normal vulvar development but no vaginal opening and normal ovarian function, mainly manifesting as primary amenorrhea and difficulty in sexual life. The vagina can be dilated and extended to a length close to the normal vagina by parietal compression or vaginoplasty can be used to create a cavity between the bladder and rectum. 2. Undeveloped or dysplastic uterus: This includes congenital absence of uterus, primordial uterus, and infantile uterus. Patients with congenital anovulation cannot be cured, but those with uterine dysplasia can be treated with hormone therapy and surgery to restore the patient’s sexual life and fertility as much as possible.