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A 26-year-old P1L0 woman presented to us with complaints of scanty menses and dyspareunia since her last delivery which was about 1 year back. On detailed history taking, it was found that during her last pregnancy vaginal delivery was attempted by an untrained birth attendant at home. Multiple vaginal examinations were done in anticipation of vaginal delivery. When vaginal delivery could not be accomplished, she was taken to a nearby hospital where a fresh still-born baby was delivered by emergency cesarean section (C.S). She also has history of extensive vaginal tears due to forceful attempt of vaginal delivery. According to the patient, her postpartum period was uneventful. She resumed her menses about 8-week postpartum and since then she was having very scanty menses lasting for 1 day with scanty flow. Garima Kachhawa is an Assistant Professor, Nisha Malik is Gynecologist, Alka Kriplani is HOD and Reeta Mahey is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India.

Pregnancy with Malecot Catheter In Situ Following Cervical and Vaginal Reconstruction of a Cicatrized Vagina and Cervix: A Rare Case