# Spontaneous Bladder Rupture during Vaginal Delivery

## TL;DR

A rare case of bladder rupture during vaginal delivery was successfully treated with surgery, preventing severe complications.

## Contribution

This case report highlights a rare complication of vaginal delivery involving concurrent uterine and bladder rupture.

## Key findings

- Spontaneous bladder rupture occurred during vaginal delivery after labor induction.
- Timely surgical repair led to a favorable outcome and full recovery.
- Hematuria before and after delivery indicated bladder injury.

## Abstract

Spontaneous bladder rupture during vaginal delivery is a rare yet serious complication that requires prompt recognition and management to prevent life‐threatening consequences. We report the case of a 32‐year‐old woman with a previous cesarean section who developed concurrent uterine and bladder rupture following vaginal delivery after labor induction, a highly unusual occurrence. The presence of hematuria right before delivery, which worsened postpartum, raised suspicion for a bladder injury. Diagnosis was confirmed intraoperatively through laparotomy. Timely surgical repair was performed, leading to a favorable outcome and full recovery.