Patient's question:
All of them will relapse once, and the treatment is always the same. What kind of help do you want: Is there a method that does not relapse after treatment, and which hospital is better for treatment.Doctor's answer:
If the cyst is small and not infected, the patient may even have no symptoms; if the cyst is large and accompanied by infection, the patient may experience external genital fullness, discomfort during intercourse, and pain. Smaller cysts do not require surgery and should be followed up regularly; larger cysts with significant symptoms or recurrent pain should undergo surgical treatment. In the past, cystectomy was commonly performed, which often carried the risk of bleeding. If the cyst wall was not completely removed, recurrence was possible. Currently, cystectomy is only used when a malignant lesion is suspected. Most cases now involve cystostomy, which involves incising the cyst wall and keeping the incision open for a long period, preventing the formation of new cysts.