What are the symptoms of Bartholin's cyst?

Bartholin's cyst is a common symptom among gynecological diseases, mainly referring to the Bartholin's gland cyst.

Bartholin's cyst is also known as Bartholin's gland cyst. Bartholin's gland cysts vary in size and present different symptoms. In the early stages, the cysts will be relatively small and will not have any clinical symptoms. Most of them can only be found during color B-ultrasound examinations. Most of them will appear oval in shape, but over time, the size of the cyst will gradually increase, and it will also become infected, causing local pain. In severe cases, it may cause a feeling of heaviness in the vulva, especially during intercourse, when the symptoms will be more obvious and should be treated in a timely manner.

The current treatment methods for Bartholin's cyst mainly include surgical resection, which is also a relatively safe and relatively fast treatment option. During the surgical resection, the doctor will inject local anesthetics to paralyze the skin. The patient will not feel pain during the entire operation. The cyst lesion is then removed to achieve a complete cure.

During the recovery process, you should rest in bed appropriately, closely monitor your condition, and visit a medical institution for regular follow-up visits.