vaginal blockages

What are Vaginal Blockages?

Vaginal blockages refer to obstructions within the vaginal canal that can impede the normal flow of menstrual blood or cause difficulties during sexual intercourse. These blockages can be congenital (present at birth) or acquired over time.

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