A bump has grown on the labia minora, but it doesn't hurt or itch. What could be the reason?

Patient's question:

Gender: Female
Age: 24
Medical History: None
Due to factors or causes related to internal heat, a lump has grown on my labia minora in the past few days. It initially caused some pain, but now there's no sensation. However, the lump hasn't disappeared. What could be the reason?
I'm sorry, but I don't quite understand what you mean. Could you please explain it in more detail?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, if you get a Bartholin's gland cyst. Suggestions: It is located at the anterior part of the labia majora where the Bartholin's glands are situated, mostly unilateral, varying in size, generally not exceeding the size of a chicken egg. It is clearly swollen on the outer side of the labia majora. Sometimes the cyst is limited to only part of the gland. Superficial glandular cysts are more common than deep glandular cysts. If the ducts do not become blocked, the size of the cyst can often change. If diagnosed, surgical treatment should be sought. Daily care: Pay attention to taking anti-inflammatory drugs and maintaining local hygiene.