What are the effects of Bartholinitis on unmarried women?

Unmarried girls can also get gynecological diseases? Speaking of obstetrics and gynecology, it seems that it is a treatment department that has nothing to do with girls: gynecology is to treat women's diseases; obstetrics is to welcome little angels. In fact, this is not entirely the case, because unmarried girls can also suffer from gynecological diseases. The following is a detailed introduction to unmarried girls can also get gynecological diseases, to help the majority of women get rid of the trouble of vestibular glanditis. There are also many dangers for unmarried women to get sick, and they need timely treatment. Let's take a look at the harm it causes.

First, if the abscess is not treated in time, it may occasionally spread posteriorly, forming a perirectal abscess, and sometimes even rupture into the rectum.

Second, after the abscess is incised and drained, most of the abscess cavities can be completely closed and healed, but fistulas may occasionally form, with a small amount of secretions constantly discharged. When palpated, a small and hard nodule can be felt, with slight tenderness. When squeezed, pus can sometimes flow out of the fistula. Sometimes the fistula closes or narrows on its own, and pus can accumulate and form an abscess again. It may also recur and not heal for a long time.

Third, after the acute phase of Bartholinitis, due to the obstruction of the glandular duct opening, the glandular secretory fluid cannot be discharged and is retained, forming a Bartholin's gland cyst.

Warm reminder: Bartholinitis is very harmful to women. You must go to a regular professional hospital for timely and effective treatment. Only by truly curing the disease can you prevent the occurrence of these complications. For your health and future, you must not underestimate the disease, and don't delay the best time for treatment. Timely examination and professional treatment can lead to a quick recovery and a healthy life.