Conclusion
In conclusion, we report an exceptional situation of bilateral simple indirect inguinal ovarian hernia in a female patient with Type I MRKH syndrome. Infertility may ensue after torsion and subsequent infarction, rendering the ovaries doomed. When dealing with such clinical presentation, comprehensive care is required, which involves relocating the uterus, fallopian tube, and ovary, fixing the hernia, and opening up the neovagina. In particular, for young adult females, fertility preservation requires appropriate surgical and medical therapy.1-15