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Bartholin's gland cyst surgery

Bartholin's gland cyst is a common gynecological problem that causes painful swelling in the area of the vaginal opening. If recurrent inflammation or significant enlargement of the cyst occurs, surgical removal is recommended. At our clinic Chirkoz we provide professional, quick and gentle solution to this problem in the form of one-day gynecological surgery.

What is a Bartholin's cyst?

Bartholin's glands are located on either side of the lower part of the vaginal entrance and produce mucus that provides natural vaginal lubrication. If the gland duct becomes blocked, it can result in:

  • Bartholin's gland cyst – painless or slightly tender formation
  • Bartholin's gland abscess – inflamed, painful formation with pus discharge

Cyst treatment - from puncture to surgical removal

In the initial stages, the cyst is treated with puncture or simple incision and drainage, but these solutions are often temporary and lead to recurrences.

The most effective treatment is complete surgical removal of the Bartholin's gland cyst along with its lining (capsule). This procedure significantly reduces the risk of problem recurrence and ensures a permanent solution.

Course of Bartholin's cyst surgery

Postoperative recommendations

Possible complications (rare)

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