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Bartholin Cyst Treatment

Bartholin Cyst Treatment

A Bartholin cyst forms when one of the Bartholin glands at the entrance of the vagina becomes blocked, causing fluid buildup. Small cysts may resolve with sitz baths, but larger or infected cysts (abscesses) need a small incision and drainage.

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About Bartholin Cyst Treatment

Symptoms

A soft, painless lump on one side of the vaginal opening · Painful swelling if infected (abscess) · Discomfort while sitting, walking, or during intercourse · Fever (if abscess)

Diagnosis

Diagnosed by physical examination. A swab may be taken to identify the causative bacteria if abscessed.

Treatment

Small incision and drainage with marsupialization — the cyst wall is sutured open to prevent recurrence. 30-minute daycare procedure, recovery in 5–7 days.

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Doctor consult, hospital admission, insurance paperwork, surgery, post-op follow-up — your care manager handles everything.

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  • 30-day post-surgery follow-up

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