Patient's question:
Diagnosed with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease in August this year. Severe cervical erosion and Bartholin gland cyst. At that time, the Bartholin gland cyst surgery has been more than 3 and a half months since then, and the recovery has been quite good. However, the day before yesterday, the surgical area was very painful and there were hard lumps. When I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, it was said that the disease had recurred. The doctor said that if pus water could be expelled, some anti-inflammatory drugs and cleaning medicine were given, and if it was blocked, surgery would need to be repeated again.Concerned help: How long will it take for this kind of condition to heal? What should I pay attention to? Can it be completely cured? How should I deal with the pain?
Doctor's answer:
Bartholin's cyst is generally caused by conditions such as vaginal inflammation that are not treated promptly, poor hygiene, and frequent sexual activity, leading to the obstruction of Bartholin's ducts, which then forms the cyst. It can be treated with anti-inflammatory medication. Once the cyst matures, a cystostomy can be performed to allow the pus to drain out, and the condition will be resolved. Pay attention to hygiene, take frequent baths, and change clothes often. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!