Patient's question:
Three days after the menstrual period, I noticed a thing similar to a pimple on the external genitalia. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the routine test of vaginal discharge was normal. The doctor said it was a right anterior vestibular gland cyst and prescribed three days of anti-inflammatory medication, telling me to get an intravenous drip. He also mentioned that it might recur in the future?Doctor's answer:
Hello: If the condition is a Bartholin's cyst, it is difficult to resolve without treatment.Advice: Therefore, I recommend that you start with intravenous fluids first. If there is no improvement after the infusion, surgical treatment should be considered.
Additionally, in the near future, avoid sexual activity, maintain local hygiene, refrain from eating sour, spicy, or irritating foods, and avoid alcohol and smoking.
Doctor's inquiry: Do you experience any discomfort?