What if a baby is born with no hole for intercourse?

Answer 1

When a female is born without a vagina, the condition is known as vaginal agenesis. It is typically rare, but affects (according to estimates) about one out of every 5,000 females.

The condition is not naturally reversible, but options to allow intercourse and reproduction later in life are available through surgery and other treatments.

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Answer 2

If a baby is born without a vaginal opening (vaginal agenesis), which can be a rare condition known as Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome, it usually gets diagnosed during adolescence when menstrual period doesn't start. Treatment options include surgery to create a new vaginal opening and counseling to address any emotional or psychological impact. Fertility can still be preserved through alternative methods such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) when desired.