Patient's question:
1- On Monday this week, I noticed that the discharge was a bit like cottage cheese, and the odor was unpleasant, with a slight itching in the lower abdomen.2. There are cysts in the vagina, with a bit of blood.
Previous treatment and effectiveness:
1- Compound anti-swelling and pain-relieving wash
2- Clotrimazole suppository
3- Vaginal inflammation anti-inflammatory tablets
What kind of help is needed:
How severe is it?: Does it require surgery?
How to treat it quickly?
Doctor's answer:
Vaginal cysts are divided into two types: epithelial inclusion cysts and embryonic remnants sex cysts. Surgical removal is the primary treatment. If the cyst is not located too high, the surgery is often not difficult, but care must be taken during dissection to avoid injuring the urethra or bladder. If the tumor is large and located deep in the fornix, extending into the broad ligament, it cannot be completely removed via the vagina, even with concurrent abdominal surgery, which is also very difficult. In fact, having vaginitis is not something to be afraid of. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected early and treated accordingly, the chances of stabilizing the condition and recovering are very high.