Can Bartholinitis be cured during pregnancy and childbirth?

Can Bartholinitis be cured by giving birth? This is a question many women want to know. Bartholinitis is very harmful to women and can cause some gynecological diseases. Experts say that Bartholinitis can exist for a long time without obvious symptoms, so if the symptoms are not obvious, you can leave it alone during pregnancy and treat it after giving birth. But it will not heal itself by giving birth, why? Let's take a look at the following introduction.

Bartholinitis is an infectious disease caused by Escherichia coli or Staphylococcus aureus. This type of infectious inflammation generally does not heal itself and requires treatment.

The first thing to do for Bartholin's glanditis is antibacterial treatment, using intramuscular or oral antibiotics. Secondly, local cleaning and hot compresses can be used to relieve the symptoms. For this type of disease, as long as you pay attention to hygiene and take good care of yourself after contracting it, there will be no problem and you will recover quickly.

However, if an abscess occurs, it should be taken seriously. The formation of an abscess will increase the pain and cause symptoms such as fever. If the abscess is more serious, you may have to consider drainage surgery. If the abscess is not drained in time, it will rupture and cause infection to other parts. So no matter what the situation is, you must do a good job of antibacterial treatment.

When you suffer from Bartholinitis, the first thing that is affected is the gland duct, causing local redness, swelling or pain. Secondly, it will affect urination and defecation, causing difficulty in urination.

In fact, as long as you keep the vulva dry and clean, do not touch it with your hands at will, eat a light diet and avoid overly irritating foods, Bartholin's glanditis will not occur. Of course, if it does occur, you must use medication to treat it in time and do not delay the best treatment time.