Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) of the female genital tract is an uncommon malignancy, presenting mainly in the pediatric and adolescent populations, primarily affecting the first two decades of life. This malignancy presentation in adulthood is rare and is seldom seen. The incidence of this tumor affecting adult females is approximately 0.4 -1%, with the common site being the vagina. This tumor infrequently involves the cervix. RMS has a poor survival rate and once diagnosed, it requires aggressive management by radical surgery accompanied by chemoradiation. We present a case of an anaplastic variant of embryonal RMS of the uterine cervix presenting as a cervical polyp in a 36-year-old female who complained of dyspareunia and post-coital bleeding.

enquiring about her obstetric information, it was noted that she was 2 days beyond her expected date of delivery and also gave a history of passing a clear fluid from her vagina a day before she reported to this hospital, and the fluid had now changed color to a greenish tinge. No history of pain in abdomen or vaginal bleeding was noted. She was immediately taken for an emergency LSCS as a case of ANC with post datism and leaking P/V with meconium-stained liquor. Preoperatively, she was noted to have a thick meconium-stained case descriptionA 24-year-old pregnant female came to this hospital with chief complaints of decreased fetal movements since a few hours. On