Patient's question:
Vaginal gland cyst keeps recurring, already 7 times. It's unbearable. I've had incision and drainage, as well as stoma, but the results haven't been good. I had surgery once before, and it returned within less than a month. Now it's recurring again. What's going on? It's still in the early stages, not swollen yet, just a little pain. How should it be treated? What kind of medication can be taken? What kind of help do I need: What medication should be taken for vaginal gland cyst?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal gland cyst is formed due to the blockage of the vaginal gland duct opening, with secretions accumulating in the gland cavity, indicating inflammation. If the cyst is small and asymptomatic, it is often discovered during a gynecological examination. The patient may experience feelings of external fullness or discomfort during intercourse. Treatment involves performing a vaginal gland cyst ostomy instead of the previous cyst excision method. The new approach is simpler, causes less damage, and preserves gland function post-surgery. The surgical method can utilize CO2 laser or microwave for cyst ostomy.