Patient's question:
A cyst of about 5 cm in size has grown on the left side of the vagina. It had been treated once in 2005, and later ruptured and was self-cleared. In November 2007, an induced abortion was performed, after which it recurred~! It has been diagnosed multiple times, but doctors said surgery could be done or not, just pay more attention to diet and lifestyle. However, there is a general feeling of increased leukorrhea with some odor, sometimes with a curd-like texture~! An induced abortion was performed in November 2007, and it recurred~!Doctor's answer:
You have had a history of recurrent treatment for Bartholin's gland cyst, but it has never been completely cured. Recommendations: Bartholin's gland cyst can be temporarily left untreated as long as it does not become infected. If it becomes infected, anti-inflammatory treatment is necessary. If it forms an abscess, drainage through incision is required. If you wish to achieve a complete cure, cyst removal surgery may be necessary.The symptoms of your abnormal vaginal discharge are indicative of vaginitis. I recommend that you undergo a gynecological examination to confirm whether vaginitis is present and to determine its type. Once the type of vaginitis is accurately diagnosed, more effective treatment can be administered. In the meantime, it is important for you to pay attention to external genital hygiene before and after sexual activity.