Tag: Mullerian agenesis

Absence of Uterus: Understanding MayerRokitanskyKüsterHauser syndrome and fertility options

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– Uterine agenesis
– Congenital disorder
– Reproductive system
– Abnormal development
– Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome
– MURCS association
– Androgen sensitivity syndrome (AIS)
– Puberty
– Failure to start having periods
– Abdominal pain
– Medical history
– Physical exam
– Blood tests
– Ultrasound
– MRI
– Vagina
– Vaginal agenesis
– Vaginal dilator
– Surgery
– Shortened or absent vagina
– Absent or partially developed uterus
– Abnormal location of the ovaries
– Kidney problems
– Hearing problems
– Mullerian ducts
– Underdevelopment
– gestational carrier

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Congenital Absence of Uterus: Understanding the Medical Condition

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– Uterine agenesis is a congenital disorder characterized by the absence of a uterus
– It may be a symptom of broader conditions like MRKH syndrome, MURCS association, or AIS
– Other reproductive organs may also be affected, such as the ovaries or fallopian tubes
– The exact cause of uterine agenesis is unknown
– Symptoms can include the absence of menstrual periods and abdominal pain
– Diagnosis is typically made during puberty when a girl fails to start menstruating
– Diagnostic tests may include blood tests, ultrasound, and MRI
– Treatment options depend on the individual and may involve creating a vagina if it is also absent
– Psychological support and counseling may be beneficial for individuals with uterine agenesis
– Regular medical follow-ups are necessary to monitor any associated conditions or complications.

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