Patient's question:
My best friend is actually a very talented person, but she ended up marrying into the countryside. Her husband isn't particularly short on money, and he currently has a Bartholin's gland cyst. She wants to go to the hospital for treatment, but she doesn't have the money. How is a Bartholin's gland cyst treated?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal gland cyst is a blockage phenomenon caused by bacterial infection of the vaginal gland duct or congenital duct stenosis. It is mainly treated through surgery, and drug therapy is generally ineffective. Currently, cystostomy can be used as an alternative to the previous cyst excision surgery, but the risk of recurrence cannot be completely ruled out. This surgery is simple in operation and causes minimal damage to the body. Daily attention should be paid to personal living habits, and a healthy diet should be maintained.