Rare Diseases & Orphan Drug

Rare Gynaecological and Obstetrical Diseases

As youngsters with a genetic syndrome transition to adult medical care, they may be mentioned to obstetrician-gynaecologists for routine preventive or contraceptive services, screening, or counselling for sexually circulated infection, or for menstrual management. Although some genetic syndromes have no physical impairment, others have similar ones; therefore, education and gynaecologic care should be based on a patient’s psychological and physical capabilities. It is important to mention that adolescents with or without a genetic syndrome are sexual beings.