Female genital tuberculosis and ndash; still a common cause of primary amenorrhea in developing countries

Rare Case of primary Amenorrhea Secondary to Childhood Road Traffic Accident: A Case Report

“…As her Ser FSH was 14.5, karyotype was also done which showed normal female karyotype. Generally we suspect genital tuberculosis [ 3 ] in cases of primary amenorrhea with normal anatomy and normal karyotype. In this case, cyclical pain every month with normal endometrial echo,indicated that her endometrial activity is good which generally rules out tuberculous endometritis.…”