How to treat Bartholin's gland cyst? Diet therapy is effective

Bartholin's gland cysts can vary in size, and in many cases they grow from small to large. If the Bartholin's gland cyst is small and not infected, there will be no obvious symptoms. Once detected, it must be treated promptly, with a good diet. You should usually pay attention to a light diet.

1. Diet therapy for Bartholin's gland cyst

1. Carp and red bean soup

Ingredients: 1 carp, 60g red beans.

Usage: Remove the head, tail and bones of the carp, take out the meat and cook it with red beans until the beans are soft. Take in 2 doses.

It is indicated for patients with excessive leucorrhea and toxic damp-heat.

2. Poria cocos and rice porridge

Composition: 30g Poria cocos (ground into powder), 30-60g polished rice.

Usage: First cook the polished rice into porridge. When it is half cooked, add the poria powder, mix well, and cook until the rice is cooked. Take it on an empty stomach.

Indications: Patients with spleen deficiency and heavy dampness according to TCM diagnosis.

2. What foods are good for the body if you have a Bartholin's gland cyst?

1. Patients with Bartholin's gland cysts should eat more light food, their diet should be light, they should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and drink plenty of water.

2. Patients with Bartholin's gland cysts should eat more nutritious and easily digestible foods and supplement more protein.

3. Patients with Bartholin's gland cysts should not eat spicy, irritating, or greasy foods, as these foods will trigger the condition and make it worse. If patients eat these foods during treatment, it will affect the treatment, making the treatment ineffective or ineffective.