Eugonadotropic primary amenorrhea and cyclical lower abdominal pain are the chief presenting complaints of hematocolpos. Patient may be brought in emergency urinary retention. Signs * Abdominal examination: swelling is felt on palpation. * On vulval inspection: a tense, bulging, bluish membrane is seen, this finding varies according to the thickness of the obstructing membrane. It may be absent in patients with complete or partial vaginal agenesis. * On rectal examination: a large bulging mass is felt. Complications * hematometra (collection of blood in the uterine cavity) * hematosalpinx (collection of blood in fallopian tubes) * endometriosis in long-standing cases * in severe, untreated forms, infertility and urinary retention
Cryptomenorrhea
Blennorrhea
Creatorrhea
Logorrhea 
Atrophic vaginitis
Leukorrhea
Bacterial vaginosis
Aerobic vaginitis