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Painless Bartholin's Cyst in 28th week
Hello Doctor I am having painless small Bartholin's Cyst in 28th week pregnancy. Is it common in pregnancy and How to get rid of this ? Please advice.
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If it increases or gets infected it may require medical or surgical treatment. Watch it closely. There is no medicine for cyst in pregnancy
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U can go for minor surgery to incise it and drain it
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It s not related to pregnancy... kindly connect for treatment options
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No it's not related to pregnancy.... You need surgery to get rid of the same....
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It is unrelated to pregnancy The only treatment is surgery called marsupillization
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