What about congenital pediatric rectovaginal leakage?

What is the reason for the leakage of stool from the vagina every two to three days? Strictly speaking, “congenital pediatric rectovaginal fistula” is not an accurate name for a fecal leak that is usually located in the vestibule behind the vagina. From the child’s symptoms, your child may have two conditions: 1. The anus is normal and the rectovaginal fistula is caused by an infection. In this case, after controlling the infection, surgery is best after 2-3 years of age; 2. No normal anus after birth and the rectovestibular fistula is a congenital condition. This condition is best treated surgically at about half a year of age.