At times, underlying health conditions may surface during
puberty. Some adolescents may experience issues with pelvic
pain, irregular menstrual bleeding or other reproductive tract
problems. One type of gynecologic condition that may be
diagnosed during adolescence is called a müllerian anomaly. Penn
Fertility Care's reproductive surgeons are experienced in caring
for adolescents and women with müllerian anomalies and often
work in collaboration with pediatric urologists at the
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. As part of the Penn Center
for Advanced Gynecologic Surgery, our physicians also offer
surgical options to treat infertility and to preserve a woman's
reproductive function. Frequently Asked Questions about
Müllerian Anomalies - What are müllerian anomalies? - What types
of müllerian anomalies exist? - How is the condition diagnosed?
- How are müllerian anomalies treated? - Can a female with this
condition eventually become pregnant and carry to term? What are
müllerian anomalies? Müllerian anomalie