Patient's question:
Did the pregnancy discovered after the Bartholin gland cystostomy affect fetal development?Doctor's answer:
The surgery for a Bartholin gland cyst is a common minor procedure in gynecology, primarily involving local incision and dressing changes. For mild cases, medication is not necessary, while for severe cases, antibiotics like penicillin can be used to reduce inflammation. Neither the surgery nor the medication will affect the fetus, so you should relax and not be too nervous.