Figure 1: A yellowish to pinkish mass of 2x2 CM is seen arising
from the posterior lips of the urethral meatus.
Physical examination revealed a single, 1 cm × 1 cm-sized, dark red mass
that was soft on palpation, originating from the posterior lip of the
external urethral meatus
[Figure
1]. The lesion did not bleed on touch. The patient’s obstetric
history was uneventful. Routine hematological and biochemical
investigations were normal. The patient was advised to apply topical
estrogen cream for 4 weeks and the lesion resolved completely in 4
weeks.