Vaginal bleeding in the prepubertal child

Prepubertal Vaginal Bleeding with a Rare Etiology

A 6 year old girl presented with vaginal bleeding for the last one and a half month.. There was no history suggestive of trauma or molestation. Adrenarche or the larche was not present and her height and weight plotted in the growth chart showed normal growth. Investigations revealed no benign or malignant neoplasm of the ovaries or in vagina or cervix. Thyroid stimulating hormone was in the no...

An Unusual Cause of Vaginal Bleeding in a Prepubertal Girl.

Menstrual-like vaginal bleeding in prepubertal girls: an unexplained condition

Unexplained menstrual-like cyclic vaginal bleeding, lasting for several days and without any uterine and vaginal anomaly, is a rare condition in prepubertal girls. Only small series (containing four to eleven cases) have been described in literature. We report our in nine girls presenting with vaginal bleeding without any abnormality at gynaecological, hormonal and echographic examination.

Apparent cyclic vaginal bleeding in a child: factitious disorder

A 20-mo-old girl was brought to our department by her mother because of breast enlargement. She was diagnosed with premature thelarche. One month later, she returned to our hospital with a complaint of vaginal bleeding. During the subsequent 6 mo, her vaginal bleeding recurred every month while her breast development disappeared. We performed laboratory tests and imaging. At the end of 6 mo, we...

Vulvovaginitis in the Prepubertal Child

10 Vulvovaginitis is an inflammation of the vulva and vaginal tissues. Signs and symptoms include irritation and erythemaof the vulva, vaginal discharge, soreness, itching, dysuria, excoriation of the area, and bleeding. It is one of the more common gynecological problems among prepubertal girls. In this review, we address methods of evaluation and physical findings in the prepubescent child. W...