Patient's question:
At the beginning of February this year, there was a hard lump the size of a peanut kernel at the left vaginal opening. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said it was a Bartholin's gland cyst. By mid-August this year, the lump was about 1 centimeter in size. However, on a certain day in mid-August, the lump suddenly disappeared. When I went to the hospital again, the doctor couldn't feel the lump anymore and said it had gone away. The left labia were still soft and slightly larger than the right. The doctor told me to rest assured, but he didn't explain what had happened. I'm still not convinced. Could you please ask the doctor what exactly happened? Is it better now, but why are the left labia still a bit larger?Doctor's answer:
Hello, in your case, it is mainly caused by bacterial infection. It is recommended to take medications such as Sanjin tablets and levofloxacin tablets.Pay attention to disinfecting underwear and taking preventive measures. Eat more light and nutritious foods, with a diet primarily consisting of light and nutritious foods. Additionally, patients should create an environment that promotes emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.