How many days does it take for the swelling on one side of the vulva to subside?

Most female friends will encounter the problem of redness and swelling of their labia minora, but some symptoms are not obvious and you just want to endure it. However, it will delay the treatment time. It will be very painful after a few days. Sometimes it will even be so painful that you can't walk at all. So how many days will it take for a swelling on one side of the private part to go away?

1. If a woman has a swelling on one side of her private parts, this condition is considered to be a Bartholin's gland cyst, also known as a Bartholin's gland cyst, which is caused by inflammation that leads to blockage of the Bartholin's gland. In most cases, lumps are not easy to remove naturally because they are related to inflammation and infection. Therefore, they need to be treated with anti-infection drugs before they can be removed. There are also cases where the cyst inflammation is more obvious and the cyst is larger, which requires surgical treatment to remove. The most common surgical treatment is stoma drainage of Bartholin's gland cyst. Through the stoma drainage method, the inflammatory secretions in the cyst cavity can be drained out, and then active anti-infection treatment can be used to cure it. After treatment, you must pay attention to gynecological hygiene to prevent recurrence.

2. There is a swelling on one side of the private part. The first thing to consider is that it may be caused by a cyst of the Bartholin's gland. Generally, antiviral drugs are used for anti-infection treatment, and the lump will disappear immediately in about a week. If the private parts lump has turned into a cyst or is locally painful, swollen, or ruptured, it will affect normal work and walking. Simply using anti-inflammatory drugs and intravenous drip treatment has no significant effect. It is recommended to go to the hospital and decide whether surgery is needed based on the specific condition. After the operation, you should wear loose clothes to avoid being too tight.

3. In addition, if there is a lump under the private parts, it depends on the specific location of the lump and the size of the lump to make a judgment. If the lump grows on the vulva of the private part, and is the size of a soybean, with obvious swelling and pain, and there is an obvious lump when touched, then it is more likely to be a manifestation of folliculitis caused by bacterial infection. But if the lump grows on the inner and lower side of the labia minora and is the size of a pigeon egg and is obviously swollen and painful, then it is considered that it is a Bartholin's gland cyst caused by obstruction of the Bartholin's gland duct and bacterial infection in the gland duct.