China's MRKH Patients Face Life Rebuilding Beyond Surgery

A social work project in China is addressing how women with MRKH syndrome can rebuild their lives after surgical reconstruction. The condition, which affects the development of the reproductive system, has been treated at a pioneering hospital capable of reconstructing women's bodies. The new initiative asks how to help patients beyond medical intervention. The project focuses on the social and psychological dimensions of living with MRKH. The hospital's surgical work is described as pioneering. The social work project represents a shift toward holistic care. The source is Sixth Tone. The date of the project's launch is not specified in the source. The location of the hospital is not named in the source. The number of patients involved is not stated. The project's specific activities are not detailed. The broader context of MRKH care in China is not elaborated. The source does not provide quotes from patients or medical staff. The source does not specify the outcomes of the project. The source does not mention any art-related content.