Because cervical atresia is combined with vaginal atresia, treatment must first open the atretic vagina and then the blind end of the atretic cervix, and then anastomose the two. There are three cases of vaginal atresia combined with cervical atresia, which require separate surgical treatment plans: 1. complete vaginal atresia: for type I cervical atresia, an artificial vagina and cervicoplasty should be performed via the perineal route; for type II and III cervical atresia, a hysterectomy should be performed first and then an artificial vaginoplasty should be performed 3-6 months before marriage; for type IV cervical atresia, an artificial vagina can be performed at the request of the affected party. In cases of combined type IV cervical atresia, either a combined vaginal and cervical vaginoplasty or a hysterectomy should be performed first, followed by a vaginoplasty 3-6 months before marriage. 2.Superior vaginal atresia: in combination with type III cervical atresia, hysterectomy and superior vaginoplasty should be performed. 3. Apical vaginal atresia: if combined with type I cervical atresia, transvaginal hysteroplasty should be performed; if combined with type IV cervical atresia, transvaginal hysteroplasty or hysterectomy should be performed according to the opinion of the affected party. Patients with menstrual drainage disorders and backflow of menstrual blood should be operated on for a limited period of time, and laparoscopic exploration should be performed to deal with pelvic pathology.