Case report reveals management and diagnostic challenges of cervical fibroid polyp in young women, indicating need for thorough clinical examinations.
Introduction: Cervical fibroid polyps (CFPs) are reported to be very rare. When large, they may result in varying clinical presentations, diagnostic difficulties, management challenges and significant morbidity and mortality. Case Report: We hereby report the case of a 33-year-old primiparous lady who presented with abnormal vaginal bleeding and was found to be severely anemic (PCV 20%) with a firm, non-tender, smooth-surfaced mass that protruded through the cervical rim. The large 6 cm CFP was successfully removed and the patient had a good outcome. Conclusion: This case report underscores the necessity of a thorough clinical examination including a vaginal examination in all patients who have similar presentations, to enable prompt and timely diagnosis and appropriate management.
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