Six Questions and Answers from the Doctor’s Interview
Question 1: A 23-year-old woman with no menstrual cycle and no cyclic lower abdominal pain was examined in the hospital and found to have an underdeveloped uterus and vagina, but…
Category: Congenital malformations of the female genitalia
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What is the diagnosis of abnormal development of the female genital tract?
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the method of ultrasound examination of female genital tract developmental abnormalities and its clinical application value. METHODS: We retrospectively analyzed 84 cases of female genital tract abnormalities…
Labia minora enlargement reduction
The labia minora is located between the labia majora on both sides, and is a pair of labial skin folds that surround the vaginal opening longitudinally. It lacks fatty tissue…
Causes of congenital ovarian hypoplasia
Congenital ovarian hypoplasia is one of the common causes of short stature and abnormal pubertal development in girls. It is caused by sex chromosomal abnormalities and occurs only in girls,…
What do I need to be aware of when I have a malformation of the female genital tract?
During the formation and differentiation of the female reproductive organs, various developmental abnormalities can result from the influence of certain endogenous or exogenous factors. Since the female genital organs and…
Explaining female genital malformations
Female genital anomalies are abnormalities of the female reproductive organs caused by some intrinsic or extrinsic factors during the process of embryonic development and formation. Some of these abnormalities include…
Common female genital tract developmental malformations
During the formation and differentiation of the female reproductive organs, various developmental abnormalities can result from the influence of certain endogenous or exogenous factors. Since the female reproductive organs and…
What is Turner syndrome?
It is also called congenital ovarian hypoplasia syndrome. It is caused by the lack of an x chromosome in the child and is seen in girls. The incidence is about…