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Acquired lymphangioma of vulva is popularly known as acquired or secondary lymphangioma circumscriptum of vulva but the more valid and descriptive terminology should be 'benign acquired lymphangiectasia of vulva'. Clinically, it presents with the surface lymph blisters seen as multiple, grouped, translucent papules, blisters and nodules chiefly over vulva and labia majora. Among its various underlying causes such as trauma, abdomino-pelvic surgeries, carcinoma of cervix, radiotherapy, tuberculosis, filariasis etc., only two cases of pregnancy induced acquired lymphangioma of vulva have been described in the previous literature. Herein we report a similar case in a 29 year-old primigravida in 7-month gestation, presenting with whitish, translucent, papules and blisters over oedematous vulva, labia majora and mons pubis since two months.

A Rare Case of Pregnancy Induced Lymphangioma of Vulva in A Primigravida with Singleton Pregnancy