Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: There are small growths on the vaginal wall and around the cervix, and I want to know what disease I have and how to treat it.Duration and course of the current illness: About half a year.
Current general condition: No symptoms, but they are getting more and more.
Previous diagnoses and treatment history and effectiveness:
Auxiliary tests: Papillomavirus and herpes virus tests, as well as cervical biopsies, did not reveal any problems.
Doctor's answer:
A blister on the vaginal wall could be a Bartholin's gland cyst. Bartholin's gland cyst is a relatively common inflammatory infection in gynecology. It is mainly caused by factors such as poor hygiene and inflammatory infections. When the Bartholin's gland cyst is small, it can be treated with medication and ointments.