How to reduce inflammation after vaginal cyst puncture

Modern women often encounter some physiological diseases, which have a great adverse impact on their lives. For example, vaginal cysts are a problem encountered by many women. Since the lesion is located in the vagina, there are some difficulties in diagnosis and treatment. Modern medical technology is relatively advanced and can be treated with puncture technology. However, how to reduce inflammation after vaginal cyst puncture? Let’s take a look at the brief introduction below.

Vaginal puncture is necessary to extract pus or fluid, and anti-inflammatory drugs should be taken after the operation to avoid postoperative infection. After three days of infusion treatment, if there are no other symptoms, there is no need to take oral anti-inflammatory drugs.

You don’t need to take oral medications for a week of continuous infusions. You can either have an IV or take medication. They are both used to reduce inflammation. You can choose just one and don’t need to use both at the same time. Keep the perineum clean at ordinary times. Do not eat spicy or irritating foods at present, and eat a light diet.

Generally, it will be fine after infusion, and there is no need to take oral medicine. Don't worry too much. Keep the perineum clean at ordinary times. The main cause is inflammation. At present, don't worry too much, relax, pay attention to rest, don't be overly nervous, pay attention to nutrition, eat a reasonable diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, eat more nutritious food, and avoid spicy and irritating food.

You can try taking levofloxacin and Gynecological Qianjin Tablets for treatment. Remember to drink plenty of water, pay attention to personal hygiene, and have regular check-ups. Cysts can be treated surgically if necessary.

Note:

Five days after the biopsy, there is still vaginal bleeding. This may be because the bleeding at the site where the biopsy was taken has not stopped yet. I still need to take some hemostatic drugs for treatment.

2. If it is a small amount of vaginal bleeding, it is a normal reaction. It is recommended not to worry and observe. If it is only a small amount, it is not a big deal. Pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid cold. If the amount of bleeding is large, you need to see a doctor.

3. Do not have sex during treatment. Pay attention to hygiene, especially during menstruation. Keep the vulva clean and dry, change underwear frequently and wash used underwear with boiling water.