<unk>  can sometimes be diagnosed by physical examination soon after birth. A child with<unk>  often has other congenital abnormalities and other tests such as X-ray and tests to evaluate the kidneys are done. Findings in adolescents may include abdominal pain, difficulty voiding, and backache, but most present with amenorrhea. Difficulties with sexual intercourse can suggest<unk> . In the event that the condition is not caught shortly after birth,<unk>  becomes more evident when no menstrual cycle is occurs. If<unk>  is suspected by the doctor, a blood test may also be request for any of the previously mentioned syndromes, a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) test, or an ultrasound. A regular evaluation of children born with an imperforate anus or anorectal malformation should be paired with the assessment of the results from these tests. Woman with Müllerian agenesis exhibiting<unk>  agenesis
Vaginal atresia
Persistent cloaca
Omphalocele
Cervical agenesis
Vaginal hypoplasia
Cloacal exstrophy
Umbilical hernia
Umbilical cord prolapse