| The patient was a 34-year-old girl who consulted for a clinic of voiding syndrome and sensation of hypogastric discomfort of several months of evolution with urocultives performed in a negative Primary Care. | |
| On one occasion she had an episode of self-limiting hematuria and no relevant medical or gynecological history, except for uninstrumented vaginal delivery. | |
| In the analytical studies performed, no decent findings were observed except for mild anemia and minimal elevation of the G.S.V. | |
| Abdominal ultrasound performed was reported as compatible with normality, so it was decided to perform a cystoscopy where a cystic lesion in the posterior wall not suggestive of typical papillary neoformation was observed. | |
| In the practiced urethra it is reported as bladder endometriosis. | |
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| A hormone replacement therapy (HRT) with analogues is established in conjunction with the Palliative Care Service. | |
| A year later the patient is asymptomatic and with a rigorously normal cystoscopic control study. | |