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This case study highlights the importance of considering pelvic teratomas in the differential diagnosis of young female patients presenting with abdominal symptoms.
A 24-year-old woman presents with a history of intermittent pelvic cramps for the past 2 years, which have worsened over the last 3 months. She describes feeling bloated, akin to being pregnant. The cramps, described as sharp, full, and pressure-like, are primarily located in the lower pelvic region and occur several days a week. Because of an IUD, her last menstrual period is unknown.
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