What symptom does congenital absence uterus have

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If you want to avoid congenital absence of uterus is not difficult to see the situation, congenital uterine dysplasia is one of the most common genital malformations, clinical significance is also relatively large. In the process of evolution, the accessory mesonephric tubules on both sides are affected and interfered by some factors, and can stop developing at different stages of evolution to form a variety of abnormal uterus. What symptom does congenital have uterus to tell everybody.

What symptom does congenital absence uterus have

The first is congenital absence of uterus. The accessory mesonephric tubes on both sides extend horizontally to the midline and converge. If the development stops before the midline, this is the so-called corner uterus and vagina. If it fails to "cavitate", there is no uterus. Congenital absence of uterus is often combined with congenital absence of vagina, but there may be normal fallopian tube and ovary. When anal diagnosis, it is equivalent to the cervix and uterine body. It can not touch the uterus, but only touch the peritoneal fold.

Second: the immature uterus, late pregnancy or any period before the birth of the fetus to puberty, the uterus stops developing, there can be various degrees of uterine hypoplasia. The cervix of this kind of uterus is relatively long, mostly conical, with a small outer mouth.

Third: the uterine body is smaller than normal, often showing extreme flexion or flexion. The anterior wall of uterus is often hypoplasia in the patients with forward flexion, and the posterior wall is often hypoplasia in the patients with backward flexion.

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In the field of medicine, there is such a disease that people can distinguish the real gender, that is hermaphroditism. Hermaphroditism refers to an individual's sexual organs have male and female performance, the reason is the sex chromosome aberration, androgen secretion abnormalities lead to abnormal development of embryonic sexual organs.