چکیده (انگلیسی):

Female genital mutilation is a cultural practice in many African and Asian societies based
usually on religious beliefs. This practice made by a non medical and traditional practitioner
with non sterile instruments is a source of many complications such as infection,
acute and chronic pain, life-threatening hemorrhage, sexual dysfunction, and rarely
epidermal inclusion cysts. We report a case of a large epidermal inclusion cyst in a 36-
year-old patient, 30 years after a female genital mutilation (FGM). The patient complains
of a two-year-secondary infertility with a self-imaging alteration and a sexual dysfunction.
The managment of this complication was based on surgery with a psychological
support and sexual therapies.