author(s)
Sumit Prakash Yadav, Sandeep Dholpuria, Chandra Shekher Sarswat, Chhote Lal Yadava, Krishna Kumar Sharma and Nikhil Pal Bajia

abstract
Persistent follicular cysts cause hypertrophy of the endometrial glands, culminating in hydrometra/mucometra. Present study reported a successful management of a case of Mucometra associated with cystic ovarian follicle diagnosed by the ultrasonography and vaginoscope in a three years old primiparous Jersy cow. Administration of Injection Buserlin acetate for the first day and on 3^rd day the Inj. Cloprostenol and Pulv. Vetomin-S for one month with sexual rest results into good recovery. Cystic ovarian follicle causes constant high blood estradiol that leads to accumulation of mucin and thinning of uterine wall. Mucometra may be confused with the early pregnancy, which can be differentiated by absence of fetal membrane slip and ultrasonography. In majority of cases, cystic follicles need repeated hormonal treatment because of chronicity of cases or non- responsiveness to various treatment regimes.