Why is Bartholinitis difficult to cure?

In daily life, many female friends are troubled by the disease of Bartholinitis. After suffering from this disease, there will be repeated attacks, which is more painful for the patient's health. This requires understanding the reasons for the recurrence of Bartholinitis. The following mainly introduces why Bartholinitis is prone to recurrence?

The recurrence of Bartholinitis is primarily due to its special site of onset. The Bartholin's glands are located at the back of the labia majora on both sides of the female, and the gland duct opens directly on the inner side of the labia minora, close to the hymen. When women have sexual intercourse, give birth, or when the vulva is contaminated, pathogens easily penetrate into the body and cause inflammation. This is the main reason for the recurrence of this disease.

Secondly, Bartholinitis is prone to recurrence because it is difficult for the abscess to resolve on its own after formation. Incision and drainage should be performed during treatment so that the inflammation can subside quickly and achieve the goal of recovery. After the abscess is incised and drained, most abscess cavities can be completely closed and healed. However, some people will form fistulas during the treatment process. When the fistula opening is narrow or closed, pus will accumulate, causing the abscess to form again, resulting in repeated attacks and long-term failure to heal. At the same time, some abscesses are also secondary infections on the basis of the original Bartholin's gland cysts, causing repeated attacks of abscesses.

Finally, the recurrence of Bartholin's glanditis is of course due to the fact that the patient did not receive thorough and effective treatment after the onset of the disease, and did not develop good regular habits during the treatment. Patients with this disease should pay attention to the moderation and appropriateness of their sexual life during the treatment period, and should pay attention to the cleaning of the vulva area.

Bartholinitis is prone to recurrence, and the recurrence is caused by the reasons introduced above. It is hoped that female patients with this disease will pay attention to going to a regular hospital for symptomatic treatment in time, and patients should pay attention to avoiding recurrence during treatment, so as to effectively reduce the probability of recurrence.