Patient's question:
10 years ago, surgery was not performed, and the condition has now recurred. After taking anti-inflammatory medication, the pain has subsided, but the lump is still 2 cm in size. I do not want to have surgery, but I am also unaware of what the surgery entails. I would like to understand whether it is the type of procedure where you can go in and come out the same day. I am interested in knowing about the previous treatment and its effectiveness: did the lump shrink? Would the condition recur if surgery is performed? Is it okay not to have surgery?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, if it is confirmed to be a Bartholin's gland cyst, it is generally necessary to be hospitalized for surgery because a wound will need to be made postoperatively, and dressings will need to be changed daily. We advise you not to worry, as there is a possibility of complications after surgery. If there are no discomforts, surgery may not be necessary. The above content is the entire answer to the question: "What are the procedures for outpatient surgery for Bartholin's gland cysts?" We hope the patient can soon be free from the troubles of the disease and recover quickly, enjoying happy and joyful days every day.