What does stone woman mean?

What is a stone woman? A barren woman is a woman who is born without a vagina. Such women cannot have a normal sexual life and lack the ability to conceive. However, some of them can be restored through surgery or other treatments, but they are divided into different types. The following editor will explain in detail what a barren woman means.

1. What does "Shi Nu" mean?

Imperforate hymen

Due to congenital abnormalities in the development of the vagina, some areas of the vagina stick together, making the vagina unable to communicate with the private parts, which is medically called "hymen occlusion." Its symptoms are similar to those of hymen occlusion: you cannot have your period, nor can you have a normal sexual life.

The vagina is very small

Some people's vagina is not completely closed, but because the vagina is very small, or there is some adhesion in the vagina, they can have their periods normally, but have difficulty in sexual life after marriage, and often go to the hospital for treatment.

For women with hymen occlusion or incomplete closure, doctors can correct it through surgery, restore menstruation and sexual intercourse ability, and if treated in time, it will not affect fertility.

Real lack of vaginal

There are very few barren women who truly lack a vagina. Generally, women without a vagina also do not have a uterus. This type of people can neither have their periods nor get pregnant. The doctor was able to create a prosthetic vagina for her through surgery to restore some of her sexual abilities, but there was no way to restore her menstrual period and fertility abilities.

A uterus without a vagina but with normal development

Inadvertently, some people who do not have a vagina have a normally developed uterus and can produce menstruation, but they cannot discharge it, resulting in symptoms similar to hymen occlusion. For such people, surgical treatment should be performed at the age of menarche.

2. The causes of stone women

Genetic variation

Because of gene mutation, chromosomal abnormalities occur, resulting in incomplete development of male reproductive organs.

Pregnant women taking medicine by mistake during pregnancy

For example, using progesterone to maintain pregnancy, or taking anti-epileptic drugs, the ingredients contained in the drugs can affect the normal growth and development of the fetal reproductive organs.