Bartholin's gland cyst in adolescence

Bartholin's gland cysts in adolescence can be relieved by medication or surgical intervention, mainly due to gland blockage or infection. Bartholin's gland cysts in adolescence are caused by the blockage or infection of the Bartholin's gland duct, which leads to the inability of gland secretions to be discharged normally, forming cysts. Treatment methods include medication, surgery and daily care, and the specific choice depends on the size and symptoms of the cyst.

1. Drug treatment is suitable for cases where the cyst is small and there is no serious infection. Antibiotics such as cephalosporins and penicillins can effectively control the infection, and local anti-inflammatory ointments such as erythromycin ointment can help reduce inflammation. Oral medications such as ibuprofen can relieve pain and discomfort.

2. Surgical treatment is suitable for cases where the cyst is large or recurrent. Surgical methods include cystostomy, cystectomy and laser treatment. Cystostomy is to drain the secretions by cutting the cyst, cystectomy is to completely remove the cyst, and laser treatment uses laser to accurately remove the cyst tissue with less trauma.

3. Daily care is essential to prevent cyst recurrence and promote recovery. Keep the vulva clean and dry, avoid using irritating lotions, wear loose and breathable cotton underwear, and avoid sitting for long periods of time and excessive friction. Eat more foods rich in vitamin C and fiber, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, to enhance immunity.

The treatment of Bartholin's gland cysts in adolescence should be based on the specific situation. Drug treatment is suitable for mild cases, surgical treatment is suitable for severe cases, and daily care helps prevent recurrence. Timely medical treatment and treatment according to the doctor's advice can effectively relieve symptoms and avoid complications. Maintaining good living habits and hygiene habits can help prevent the occurrence and recurrence of cysts.