Endometrial Polyp Which Protuted From Vagina in a Virgin Patient: A Case Report

Endometrial polyps are the most common polyp types of the uterine. They are presented in the uterine due to their origins from endometrium. Rarely pedunculated ones could outgrow the vagina. A pedunculated polyp, which pass over the vagina and protrude out of hymen in a virgin woman, is presented as a case report in this study. A 25-year-old virgin patient applied with the complaint of a prolapsed hemorrhagic mass from her vagina and vaginal bleeding to the gynecology polyclinic. The mass which protruded out from the vaginal entrance, was observed approximately 4x5 cm in the examination. The mass was excused where it was seen and was referred to histopathology laboratory. Endometrial polyps, which are protruded to vagina, could be confused with pedunculated myomas which are also protruded to vagina. Because endometrial polyps could carry malignancy potential, excisional biopsy and endometrial biopsy should be performed