EC Clinical and Medical Case Reports

Urethral intercourse is rare and there have been a handful of cases described in literature. The various causes identified for urethral intercourse are obstructive genital anatomy where vaginal intercourse was not possible or social factors like ignorance of normal genital anatomy. Stone formation in the vagina is because of stasis of urine or blood along with superadded infection.

This is an interesting case of urethral intercourse with an incidental finding of a vaginal stone in a patient who had been operated for a common cloaca in the past. The stone from removed from the vagina and she was counselled regarding safe sex practices resulting in successful vaginal sex.

Keywords: Female; Sexual Dysfunction; Urinary Incontinence; Urethral Coitus; Urethral Intercourse

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