Mission Possible, Hymen Imperforate from Imperfect to Become Perfect: A Case Report

Abstract

Imperforated hymen is a rare presentation in peripubertal girls. Imperforate hymen is the most common obstructive congenital abnormality of the female genital tract. Despite being the most common malformation in the female genital system, imperforate hymen is uncommon. It often emerges at puberty; however, prenatal, infant and adolescent cases have been reported. This study aims to report a case of 12 years girl present with cyclical abdominal pain, backache, and primary amenorrhoea with a huge mass per abdomen. This study implemented a qualitative method with a case report approach. The results of the study show imperforate hymen patients need to be treated by surgical hymenotomy.