vaginal agenesis

What is Vaginal Agenesis?

Vaginal agenesis is a congenital condition where the vagina is either absent or underdeveloped. This rare disorder is typically diagnosed during adolescence when a young woman does not begin menstruation despite other signs of puberty.

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