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Understanding Rectal Fistulas: Risks, Treatment Options, and Recovery

Rectal wall fistula I am currently 26 years old. When I was 17, I underwent surgery for a rectal wall fistula at Tri-Service General Hospital, but the surgery was unsuccessful. I would like to know if there is still a possibility of failure if I undergo surgery again now. Half a ...


Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Dear netizens: Hello! Due to the susceptibility of the rectal organ to contamination, surgical repair of vaginal-rectal fistulas carries a risk of failure. Female vaginal-rectal fistulas may occur due to anal-rectal wall lacerations during childbirth, leading to poor healing of p...

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Understanding Recurring Labial Swelling and Pain: Is It Bartholin's Cyst?

Swelling and pain? Dear Doctor, I have swelling and pain occasionally in the area of my labia, specifically on the inner side of the labia majora (sometimes the labia minora). I can clearly feel a lump that varies in size, and it tends to recur quite frequently. However, if I l...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
Based on what you described, it could be a Bartholin's gland cyst (the exact situation can only be understood by visual examination). If it resolves on its own, that's fine, but sometimes it can be quite painful and may not resolve, in which case a minor surgical proced...

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Understanding Hard Lumps on the Vulva: Causes and Concerns

Fear!!! Hello: Today, while taking a shower, I noticed a hard lump on my labia that resembles a tumor. I didn't notice it yesterday. Could it be due to insufficient hygiene during my menstrual period, or could there be other reasons?


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
A hard lump on the labia can have many different causes. The most common are a Bartholin's gland cyst (which is usually painless) or a sebaceous cyst. If there is pain, it could be a Bartholin's gland abscess, folliculitis, or a subcutaneous infection. It is advisable t...

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Understanding Bartholin Gland Cysts: Causes, Prevention, and Treatment Options

Regarding Bartholin's gland cyst? 1. What are the causes and prevention methods for Bartholin's gland cysts? 2. How can one differentiate between acute and chronic Bartholin's gland cysts for appropriate management?


Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
The Bartholin glands are located on the inner sides of the labia, flanking the vaginal opening. They are typically not accessible for self-examination, but when inflamed, they can cause blockage of the gland's duct, leading to the formation of a cyst even after the inflammat...

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Understanding Bartholin Gland Cysts: Prevention and Treatment Options

Bartholin's gland cyst Previously, I had a lump in my genital area and visited a gynecologist. The doctor diagnosed it as a Bartholin's gland cyst. The doctor mentioned that the lump was not large and prescribed some medication and ointment. After using them, the cyst h...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. There is no way to prevent it, but paying more attention to cleanliness may help somewhat. 2. It's hard to say at what size surgery is necessary; if you feel pain or if it becomes large enough to cause discomfort or affect mobility, consider undergoing a minor surgical pr...

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Understanding Unexplained Lumps: Insights on Vulvar Health Issues

Unknown mass I have a small lump near my right labia majora, close to the vaginal area. It is not easily noticeable unless I look closely. However, after my menstrual period or sexual intercourse, the lump seems to become more pronounced and pressing on it causes some pain. In my...


Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. Based on your description, it seems like a Bartholin's gland cyst, which is not a serious issue. 2. It is still advisable to consult a gynecologist for a more reassuring diagnosis.

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Understanding Painful Bumps Near the Vaginal and Anal Area: Causes and Concerns

Foreign body Hello, Dr. Hsu: Recently, I noticed a small lump in the area between the vagina and the anus, and it is painful when pressed. I am unsure what kind of condition this might be.


Dr. Xu Junzheng Reply:
It is likely a Bartholin's gland cyst. It is recommended to visit a gynecology clinic for confirmation and treatment. Thank you.

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