Hipoplasia Uterina como Causa de Amenorrea Primaria

Abstract

Uterine hypoplasia is generally regarded as a congenital problem caused by the interruption of the development of the Müllerian duct in the different stages of the embryonic development, being a rare gynecological problem in adolescents and women of childbearing age that manifest themselves as primary amenorrhea, infertility or obstetric complications.

This case report is a last female patient 18 years old, born and resident in the city of Puyo, unmarried, secondary education, student, blood type unknown, with a history Gynecology-Obstetrics important bearing no menarche, date menstruation and menstrual cycles. Patient is referred to the Subcentro Urban Health Puyo and transferred to the General Hospital of Puyo to present absence of menstruation, where physical examination performed without evidence of pathology, laboratory tests within normal parameters, imaging tests such as ultrasound and computed tomography of the pelvis report hypoplastic uterus plus a karyotype reporting normal phenotype.

The case is analyzed, but there is a lack of interest by the patient in their pathology to not continue with their medical checks, so you get to a diagnosis of uterine hypoplasia through anamnesis and complementary examinations.