Vulvar cyst pictures and symptoms

Vulvar cysts usually grow and develop in the labia majora and vulva, and are produced in the superficial tissue under the skin or mucosa of the private parts. The cysts may be transfocal and may be multiple. However, it is often misdiagnosed as sebaceous cyst. In fact, sebaceous cysts in the private parts are very rare, and most of them are epidermal cysts, whose contents are keratin. See below for photos and symptoms of vulvar cyst.

Vulvar cyst photos and symptoms:

Vulvar scrotum, also known as Bartholin's gland cyst in medicine, is caused by blockage of the opening of the Bartholin's gland and accumulation of secretions in the gland cavity. The reasons are:

1. After the Bartholin's gland cyst disappears, the gland becomes blocked and the pus is digested and absorbed and replaced by mucus secretions.

2. It is caused by congenital narrowness of the gland or thick mucus in the gland cavity, which makes it difficult to discharge.

3. Damage to the Bartholin's gland ducts, such as scars from lacerations of the perineum and vagina during childbirth that block the gland branches. Secondary infection is common and the disease is prone to recurrence.

The clinical symptoms are that the cysts gradually expand from small to large, mostly on one side but can also be bilateral. If the cysts are small and without infection, there may be no active symptoms and they are usually discovered during gynecological examinations. If the cysts are large, the patient may have a feeling of heaviness in the private parts or discomfort during sexual intercourse. Examination shows that the cysts are mostly oval in shape and of varying sizes. They are located directly below the back of the vulva and may protrude to both sides of the labia majora.

In terms of treatment, Bartholin's cystostomy was performed to replace the previous cystectomy. The ostomy method is simple, with little damage, and the glandular duct function can be preserved after the operation. Carbon dioxide laser or microwave heating can also be used to perform cystostomy.

diagnosis:

1. Private labia majora hernia This disease is connected to the inguinal ring and is a reducible hard lump. When the abdominal pressure increases, the lump may appear, and the lump can disappear after being squeezed. This is the characteristic of this disease.

2. Private mesonephric cysts are mostly located on the front side of the ruptured vestibule of the hymen. They are generally small, rarely infected, and mostly asymptomatic. Pathological examination can make a diagnosis.

3. Private sebaceous cysts are prone to occur in the labia majora due to blockage of the sebaceous gland ducts. The cyst is adhered to the epidermis, is hard in texture, has no obvious cystic feel, and can squeeze the sebaceous glands.

4. Private dermoid cysts are located in the epidermis or subcutaneous tissue of the perineum. The material of the cysts is that they contain sebaceous glands or hair, cartilage, bronchial tissue, etc.