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Bartholin Cyst Rupture on Its Own

2022-06-20 00:22:58
Hello doctor! I had Bartholin cyst since 9Th June 2022 It used to pain and got too big. I used to take Azithromycin and Zinase D. I continued with sitz bath daily twice So yesterday, my Bartholin cyst has burst on its own after 10 days. It burst on 19th June 2022 My questions are : What Precautions should I take now as it has burst on its own? What can I do to avoid re-occurence of Bartholin cyst? Thank you
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You need a physical examination for further management.

Answered2022-06-20 06:54:53

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Please consult with a Gynaecologist in your area. If I was the treating Doctor I would have advised excision of the gland , or at least a marsupialisation . If left untreated it will keep on recurring again and again.

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U need a good antibiotic course Clean pubic hair avoid Synthetic undergarments washes n toilet paper

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