Is an Bartholin's cyst an ovarian corpus luteum cyst during ectopic pregnancy surgery?

Patient's question:

Is an ovarian corpus luteum cyst caused by the stripping of a cyst during an ectopic pregnancy surgery? Six months after the surgery, a follow-up examination found a walnut-sized cyst on one side, and it is still the same now.

Doctor's answer:

Vaginal gland cyst is formed due to the obstruction of the vaginal gland duct, leading to the accumulation of secretions. After the resolution of acute inflammation, duct blockage prevents the discharge of secretions, gradually transforming pus into clear fluid to form a cyst. Thicker mucus in the gland cavity or congenital duct stenosis causing poor discharge can also lead to the formation of cysts.

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