Gynecological vulvar cyst

There are many kinds of gynecological diseases. Some people may suffer from vulvar cysts. There are many reasons for this disease. Most of them are caused by chronic inflammation. Therefore, patients should strengthen physical exercise and enhance their body's resistance. At the same time, they should pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid infection. This disease requires the treatment of broad-spectrum antibiotics. If the condition is more serious, surgical treatment is required.

There are many types of gynecological diseases in women, and many of them have almost the same symptoms. Patients usually classify them as the same type and often ignore them, thinking that time can heal everything and it will get better if you ignore it. Is this really the case? There is a gynecological disease called vulvar cyst, which grows on the labia majora or perineum of the female genitals. So can vulvar cyst heal itself?

Vulvar cysts grow in the deep tissue under the epidermis of the patient's vulvar skin or vulvar mucosa. They are usually not felt. Their properties are quite special and can be single or multiple. Vulvar cysts are often mistaken for sebaceous cysts. In fact, this type of vulvar cyst is relatively rare, so it is often misdiagnosed. Vulvar cysts are more common in middle-aged women. They are mainly caused by gynecological inflammation due to the invasion of pathogens. Can vulvar cysts heal themselves? No. It is possible that they need to be treated before they can be cured. The idea of ​​self-healing is a completely wrong concept. If not treated in time, it may cause more serious consequences. Early detection and early treatment are the hard truth. This is the key to restoring health.

There are many causes of vulvar cysts, which may be due to the residual tissue of the ectoderm differentiated from the vulvar epidermis, or partial blockage of the pubic hair follicles, or implantation errors caused during certain vulvar surgeries, such as surgical sutures. Patients with vulvar cysts generally do not find its existence because it has no special symptoms, grows relatively slowly, has a hard texture, is slightly raised on the surface of the pubic skin, and can move with the skin.