Duplicated (double) uterus and or vagina in adolescents can form in female babies, typically when they are developing in their mother's womb.
Overview
What is a duplicated uterus and or vagina?
A duplicated uterus – or a double uterus – is a uterus that has two separate cavities. Each cavity may lead to its own cervix (womb). In some cases, females with a double uterus also have a duplicated vagina. Both vaginas may develop properly on both sides, or one vagina can be blocked. The duplicated vagina may or may not be apparent from physical appearance.
Signs and Symptoms
What are the signs and symptoms of a duplicated uterus and or vagina?
In some cases, girls may have a duplicated uterus or vagina and not be aware of it.
When symptoms do occur, they may include:
Abnormal bleeding during a period
Complications during pregnancy and delivery
Infertility
Unusual pain before or during a menstrual period
Causes
What are the causes of a duplicated uterus and or vagina?
Duplicated uterus and/or vagina occur when these sex organs develop unusually while a female baby is in their mother's womb.
