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writes:I am the mother of a 5 year old girl. Anatomists or doctors please clarify my following doubt. Do vigial opening exist in girls at the time of their birth or it opens/appears only at the time of first menstration. If such an opening is not there, should they undergo operation to fix it.
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reader, LazyGuy  +, writes (1 August 2009):
 In the womb.
However, the vagina can close up in babies. You have to clean baby girls in a certain way. Take her to a doctor and have things checked out.
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reader, r0ckah0l1c  +, writes (1 August 2009):
If it appears she does not have a vaginal opening I would take her to a pediatrician. It could be possible that due to improper hygeine practices ata young age, her inner labia grew together to give the appearance that she is without a vaginal opening. If this is the case, a surgeon can separate them with a small procedure.
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reader, Emilysanswers  +, writes (1 August 2009):
Vaginal openings should be there from birth.
If your little girl doesn't have one then get her to a doctor ASAP.
Good Luck!! xx
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