WORLD JOURNAL OF ADVANCE
HEALTHCARE RESEARCH

Dr. Swapnil M. Mane*, Ananya Sharma, Dr. Prakash A. Aghav and Dr. Swati D. Karad

ABSTRACT

Anatomical abnormalities known as obstructive lesions of the female reproductive tract impede sexual or reproductive activities by obstructing or entirely blocking the normal passage of menstrual blood and fluids. The emotional and psychological components of developing sexuality, which affect the patient and her family, make treatment even more difficult and require intense medical counseling. Sexual identity, body image, and worries about future fertility are all impacted by such deformities, which can cause severe psychological stress. Restoring normal sexual and reproductive function, addressing psychological welfare are main aim of treating such conditions. These disorders may be congenital, meaning they exist from birth, or they may develop later for a variety of reasons. Medical science presented several approaches for diagnosis and treatment of these conditions which also includes psychological counseling. This article put emphasis on diagnosis and management of obstructive lesions in female reproductive tract.