Background: Abdominal swelling is an uncommon presentation in newborn babies. A combination of huge abdominal swelling, obstructive uropathy and imperforate hymen in newborns has not been reported in the medical literature.

Case Details: We report a 4 days old newborn with a rare presentation of hydrometrocolpos which posed a diagnostic challenge and consequently resulted in delays in diagnosis and treatment.

Conclusion: Hydrometrocolpos should be considered as a differential diagnosis in neonates who present with huge abdominal swelling.

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