Understanding Bartholin's Cyst: Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Bartholin's gland cyst Hello Doctor: After each sexual intercourse, I experience swelling in the area of my external labia, which can vary in size from large to small. Additionally, I feel pain near the anal area, and certain positions make me feel as if everything is being ...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
1. Please refer to images from books or online resources to confirm the location of your affected area and see if it matches; a Bartholin's gland cyst is located on the inner side of the labia, near the lower edges on either side where the two labia meet. 2. If it is indeed...[Read More] Understanding Bartholin's Cyst: Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Understanding Post-Surgery Complications: Vaginal Cyst Removal and Healing
Cyst excision and reconstruction of the genital area; it seems that the sutures have come undone? I underwent surgery on my private area in early June, primarily for a Bartholin's cyst, and also to address asymmetry in my labia, as the cyst was located on the asymmetrical si...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the use of absorbable sutures, such as chromic gut, after perineal surgery tends to dissolve and fall out earlier; however, by that time, the wound is usually well healed. The benefit of this is that it reduces irritation from the sutures. During the wound healing period, ...[Read More] Understanding Post-Surgery Complications: Vaginal Cyst Removal and Healing
Understanding Bartholin Gland Cyst Excision: Surgery, Recovery, and FAQs
Bartholin's gland excision surgery Hello, I have been suffering from Bartholin's gland cysts for a long time. Earlier this year, I underwent a marsupialization procedure based on my doctor's recommendation, but it has recurred in less than six months. I would like ...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
1. After the gland is excised, there should be no recurrence. 2. If local anesthesia is used, the patient may still experience pain; general anesthesia is recommended. 3. Typically, hospitalization is not required after the procedure. 4. Wound healing generally takes more t...[Read More] Understanding Bartholin Gland Cyst Excision: Surgery, Recovery, and FAQs
Understanding Bartholin Gland Blood Clots: Symptoms and Treatment Options
Bartholin gland blood clot Hello Doctor: I would like to ask about my condition. I have a swelling on the right side of my perineum, about the size of a finger. The doctor diagnosed it as a Bartholin's gland cyst and prescribed a week's worth of antibiotics and painkill...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Dear Kerri: Hello, the Bartholin's gland is still swollen and painful, which indicates that there is likely ongoing inflammation. The first drainage appeared to be blood, but it is probably a mixture of blood and pus. It is necessary to remove the pus for the condition to im...[Read More] Understanding Bartholin Gland Blood Clots: Symptoms and Treatment Options
Understanding Bartholin Cyst: Treatment Options and Recurrence Prevention
Bartholin's cyst Hello, Doctor: I would like to ask about Bartholin's cyst, as my girlfriend experiences recurrent episodes approximately every six months, which is very distressing for her. The doctors only prescribe antibiotics for treatment and then drain the cyst af...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, if a Bartholin's cyst recurs repeatedly, consideration may be given to performing a Bartholin's gland cyst excision or marsupialization. Generally, as long as the created opening is sufficiently large, it can completely prevent recurrence. If there are any questi...[Read More] Understanding Bartholin Cyst: Treatment Options and Recurrence Prevention
Understanding Bartholin Cyst: Symptoms, Causes, and Concerns
Bartholin's gland cyst Hello doctor, two days ago after urinating, I felt pain when using toilet paper. While showering, I discovered a spherical lump less than one centimeter in size on the lower side of my labia majora (near the vaginal area). It is soft and slightly painf...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is difficult to determine the exact issue. Generally, a Bartholin gland cyst can vary in size, and it may also be a case of folliculitis or sebaceous gland inflammation. I recommend that you consult a gynecologist for a proper examination to c...[Read More] Understanding Bartholin Cyst: Symptoms, Causes, and Concerns
Understanding Labial Swelling: When Surgery is Necessary
Vulvar swelling In the past few weeks, my labia majora have been somewhat swollen and painful. During my last visit to the hospital, the doctor said it was a Bartholin's gland cyst and recommended medication first. I asked the doctor if surgery was necessary, and he said it ...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Hello, swelling of the labia majora, if diagnosed by a physician as a Bartholin's gland cyst, usually requires surgery to create an incision for drainage of the secretions inside. Individuals with this condition may experience significant pain, especially during intercourse,...[Read More] Understanding Labial Swelling: When Surgery is Necessary
Understanding Pain and Swelling in the Labia During Menstruation
Issues During Menstruation Hello Doctor: I would like to ask, every time my menstrual period arrives, the area of my labia majora becomes slightly swollen and painful. The pain is more pronounced when I am standing, while sitting or lying down alleviates it. I found online that t...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, if your symptoms only occur during your menstrual period, it is likely not a Bartholin gland cyst, but rather a result of hormonal changes during menstruation. At this time, it is advisable to maintain a regular lifestyle, ensure adequate rest, and relax your mind. You may...[Read More] Understanding Pain and Swelling in the Labia During Menstruation
Understanding Bartholin Gland Cysts: Causes, Treatment, and Prevention
Bartholin gland cyst issues? I underwent a colostomy last year, and since then, I have been sexually active without any recurrence. However, two days ago, after sexual intercourse, I noticed a lump at the vaginal opening. It is not painful. Could this be a recurrence of a Barthol...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Dear Bo Bo: It is possible that the cyst has recurred. Currently, it does not have a significant impact and can be left untreated. If you wish to prevent further recurrence, you may consider having the cyst removed along with the entire Bartholin's gland. Wishing you peace a...[Read More] Understanding Bartholin Gland Cysts: Causes, Treatment, and Prevention
What to Do If You Notice a Soft Mass from Your Vagina?
excuse me? I have a lump of flesh coming out of my vagina, but I don't know what it is. It is soft and different from hemorrhoids. Which department should I see for a consultation?
Dr. Yang Wangjun Reply:
Hello: 1. Older multiparous women may experience uterine prolapse, cystocele, or rectocele, all of which can result in these organs protruding through the vagina. 2. In younger individuals, it is important to consider the possibility of vaginal tumors, uterine fibroids, vulvar tu...[Read More] What to Do If You Notice a Soft Mass from Your Vagina?
Understanding and Treating Vulvar Acne: A Guide for Women
Pubic area acne? About five days ago, I noticed a small lump on the outer labia (between the labia majora). I initially thought it was a recurrence of a Bartholin's gland cyst, so I observed it for a few days. However, today it suddenly became swollen and painful, and touchi...
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Acne infection and inflammation is caused by the blockage and infection of the sebaceous glands in the skin; folliculitis is the inflammation and infection occurring in the follicular openings of the skin. Although both conditions involve bacterial infections and inflammation of ...[Read More] Understanding and Treating Vulvar Acne: A Guide for Women
Understanding Persistent Pain in the Right Groin: A Guide for Women
Pain Hello doctor, I have pain in the right side of my groin that feels burning whenever I sit down. The appearance seems fine, with no broken skin, but there is some redness and swelling on the right side. I have not had any sexual intercourse, so I cannot undergo an internal ex...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Common causes of genital pain include folliculitis, Bartholin's gland cyst, and others. We welcome you to come in for an examination. If there are no symptoms found during the gynecological examination, we will refer you to the appropriate specialty. Thank you, Hsinchu Hospi...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Pain in the Right Groin: A Guide for Women
Understanding Bartholin's Cyst: Hard Vaginal Lump Concerns Explained
Vaginal mass Hello Doctor: Recently, I discovered a hard lump near the vaginal opening on my labia majora. I went to the hospital for an examination, and the doctor told me it might be a Bartholin's gland cyst. Since the lump is very hard and painless (about 2 cm), I am worr...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: A biopsy is necessary to completely rule out the possibility of vulvar cancer. You are welcome to visit the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hsinchu Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Bartholin's Cyst: Hard Vaginal Lump Concerns Explained
Understanding Painful Vaginal Growth: What Could It Be?
Could you please provide more details or specify your question? Doctor... I would like to ask about something I recently discovered. I found a growth about 1 centimeter in size at the opening of my vagina, and I'm not sure what it is. It causes sharp pain and is swollen. Cou...
Dr. Zhong Wenzhen Reply:
The vulva has a lot of hair, so folliculitis is possible. Additionally, there is a Bartholin's gland located beneath the inner labia that is responsible for secreting vaginal lubrication. If this gland becomes inflamed and infected, it can lead to a Bartholin's gland cy...[Read More] Understanding Painful Vaginal Growth: What Could It Be?
Understanding a Small Bump Near the Vaginal Opening: Causes and Concerns
There is a spherical mass near the vaginal opening on the labia minora? At the bottom of the labia minora, near the vaginal opening, there is a spherical object about 0.03 cm in size. It is flesh-colored and feels like a small solid ball when pinched. I discovered it in July of t...
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Dear user: Hello! Based on your description, it seems to be a Bartholin's gland cyst; please consult a gynecologist nearby for an examination to confirm the diagnosis.[Read More] Understanding a Small Bump Near the Vaginal Opening: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Bartholin Gland Cysts: Treatment Options and When Surgery is Necessary
Regarding the Bartholin's glands? Hello Doctor, my wife currently has a Bartholin's gland cyst that has persisted for over a month. She has visited the obstetrician-gynecologist multiple times, and the doctor suggested taking medication (possibly antibiotics). Although ...
Dr. Zhao Chengxiang Reply:
If a Bartholin's gland cyst has persisted for more than a month, it typically requires incision and drainage, followed by marsupialization to effectively resolve the issue.[Read More] Understanding Bartholin Gland Cysts: Treatment Options and When Surgery is Necessary
Managing Bartholin Gland Cysts During Pregnancy: Expert Insights
Bartholin's gland cyst during pregnancy I am currently about 28 weeks pregnant, and my Bartholin's gland cyst is gradually enlarging, causing pain due to pressure. My obstetrician has suggested that if the situation worsens, surgery may be performed before delivery. Cou...
Dr. Mao Yikun Reply:
Hello: Bartholin's gland cysts can gradually enlarge and become inflamed, sometimes causing significant pain. If the symptoms are severe, surgery may be necessary.[Read More] Managing Bartholin Gland Cysts During Pregnancy: Expert Insights
Understanding Bartholin Gland Cyst Surgery: What to Expect and FAQs
Bartholin's gland cyst excision About a year and a half ago, I noticed a small nodule in my Bartholin's gland, which has recently enlarged over the past month but is not painful. I took antibiotics prescribed by my doctor, but it did not resolve. My doctor performed a B...
Dr. Wang Jionglang Reply:
Hello, Miss Hsiao-Ju: The surgery for Bartholin's gland cyst is least likely to recur when performed with a marsupialization technique. Small cysts do not necessarily require a drainage tube, but larger Bartholin's gland cysts should have a drainage tube placed to preve...[Read More] Understanding Bartholin Gland Cyst Surgery: What to Expect and FAQs
Understanding Bartholin's Gland Cysts: Treatment Options Beyond Surgery
Bartholin's gland cyst Dear Doctor: I have been experiencing Bartholin's gland cysts in the vulvar area recently. I have visited the clinic twice to have the swelling drained, and the doctor mentioned it was due to an infection and recommended surgery. Is surgery the on...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Hello: First, it is important to ensure that the Bartholin's gland cyst has been completely drained, and that adequate and effective antibiotic treatment has been administered for a sufficient duration to prevent recurrence. Surgical intervention can also provide a thorough ...[Read More] Understanding Bartholin's Gland Cysts: Treatment Options Beyond Surgery
Exploring the Health Benefits and Risks of Consuming Human Placenta
Human placenta What are the health benefits of consuming human placenta supplements? A friend mentioned that it can help women eliminate cysts. I have a Bartholin gland cyst; will it be beneficial for me? Are there any potential adverse effects? Does applying weight loss cream on...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
It is absolutely ineffective; massaging the abdomen has no relation to Bartholin's gland cysts. Bartholin's gland cysts can only be treated through surgical incision or excision. Sometimes, they can be drained with a needle, but they will often recur over time. If the c...[Read More] Exploring the Health Benefits and Risks of Consuming Human Placenta