Breast Fibroadenoma and Uterine Fibroid in a Female with HACEK Endocarditis: Is there any Possible Correlation?

Abstract

Women health care is stereotypically epitomized and confined to women’s reproductive and maternal capacities which tackle only a tiny portion of women’s general health. Studying diseases with salient female predilections and/ or provoke feminine manifestations should be fitted snugly into a coherent database system toward finding effective policies in treating such afflicted population. Autoimmune diseases and microbial pathoses are blatant examples of risky diseases which are encountered strikingly in females. Linking the dots, this paper reports a breast fibro adenoma and concomitant two uterine fibroids of the anterior wall in a 22-year-old female with HACEK endocarditis. This report is ushered to capture the clinician’s rapt attention to such a plausible association.