Pilimiction in Ovarian Cystic Teratoma: a Rare and Diagnostic Complication of a Common Entity

A young parous female of 30 years of age presented to the Department of Gynecology with presenting complaint of lower abdomen pain with recent two episodes of Pilimiction (Figure 1) and burning sensation. There was no history of hematuria or colour change in urine. Menstrual cycles were regular with non complicated previous obstetric history. Clinical examination showed no major upper abdominal finding. A globular lump was palpable in the midline in lower abdomen which was non tender and with restricted mobility. Per speculum and per rectal examinations were unremarkable.