Rare occurrence of paddy grain as forein body in uterine cavity in a case of prolapsed uterus.
Journal Title: Journal of Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
Foreign bodies in the genital tract is a commonly encountered in both men and women but more common in women. These are encountered more commonly in the younger age group compared to post menopausal age. Foreign bodies might cause symptoms such as pain or offensive vaginal discharge or might remain asymptomatic. The common location of such foreign bodies is the vagina and are less commonly found within the uterus. Here we report a case of rice grain found inside the uterine cavity of a post menopausal woman with chronic uterovaginal prolapse .
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Sayed Nazneen, Anjili Kumari, Simi Kumari, Anita Kumari, Jaya Kumari, Sangeeta Pankaj
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