​Left Bartholin's gland cyst

Some female friends don’t pay much attention to their bodies, and don’t even pay much attention to their skin, but this is not acceptable. If you don't pay attention to protecting your body, you are likely to develop diseases such as left Bartholin's gland cyst. Patients with diseases such as left Bartholin's gland cyst will feel bloating and pain, and it will also affect their daily life. So how to deal with left Bartholin's gland cyst?

The problem of Bartholin's gland cysts can cause great pain to patients, and their daily activities will be restricted to varying degrees, so active and effective treatment is very necessary. Bartholin's gland cysts may be unilateral or bilateral, and the sizes of the cysts may also vary. What is the cause of the left Bartholin's gland cyst? How to treat the left Bartholin's gland cyst? Let's take a closer look!

What is the cause of the left Bartholin's gland cyst?

We know that Bartholin's gland cysts vary in size, generally growing gradually from small to large. They may be single, but the possibility of multiple cysts cannot be ruled out. If the left Bartholin's gland is not infected after it becomes cystic, the patient generally has no symptoms and it is often discovered during a routine gynecological examination. However, if the left Bartholin's gland cyst is large, the patient may experience a series of discomforts such as a feeling of heaviness or swelling in the vulva.

How to treat left Bartholin's gland cyst?

(1) For the problem of left Bartholin's gland cyst, you can first perform a puncture for pathological examination. If the cyst is small and there is no other infection, it is recommended to perform puncture and drainage, and then inject antibiotic saline into the Bartholin's gland to help control inflammation and promote recovery.

(2) If the patient has a large Bartholin's gland cyst on the left side, laser ostomy surgery is usually performed. This can partially remove the cyst and cause the cell tissue to coagulate and carbonize due to the high thermal effect of the laser, thereby achieving a better coagulation effect. In addition, this treatment method can preserve the normal function of the gland to a great extent and avoid the possibility of postoperative recurrence. At present, the effect is very significant.

The above is the introduction about the left Bartholin's gland cyst. I believe that through the above introduction, everyone has a deeper understanding of the definition and treatment of the left Bartholin's gland cyst. The problem of Bartholin's gland cyst must be treated in time. It is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment, and pay attention to postoperative protective measures to help the body gradually recover to a healthy state.