A 35 year old female, G2 P2, presented with pelvic pain and a mass prolapsing from the vagina for 2 weeks. Her medical and surgical histories were negative, and she had two prior uncomplicated vaginal deliveries. Family history was remarkable. Pelvic examination demonstrated a heterogeneous 5cm mass protruding into the vagina and was considered consistent with a prolapsing polyp or fibroid. The uterus was easily palpated and was mobile with normal contour. A transvaginal ultrasound shows a 3 x 2.8 x 4cm vascular mass protruding into the vagina. Please give your opinion.

A 45 years old female c/o one episode of intermenstrual bleeding. No other complaints. In normal course her menses is normal. Duration 6 or 7 days. Scanty flow in first 3 days then normal flow. USG Report - cervical polyp. Report attached herewith. Please suggest Rx.

52 yrs old lady,with bleeding PV since 7dys. Earlier before 3 mths. Diagnosis &Tt HerUsg scan is totally normal Not suffering from any illnesses.

A 25 year nulliparous something protruding through vagina during straining during defecation. she is married for one year. what may be the diagnosis.

45 yes old female comes with the c/o pain in RT flank radiating to RT iliac fossa with h/o spotting in between. As such regular mens before 4&1/2 mths,white discharge of &on since 6 mths. o/h G4p4 all ftnd. No past history of any major illness. No h/o DM,HT Spot Diagnosis.