Vaginal cysts are fluid-filled sacs that can develop on or under the vaginal lining. While they may sound alarming, most are harmless and go unnoticed. Tap to read!
Most vaginal cysts are asymptomatic
Small cysts in the vagina are painless, asymptomatic, and non-necessitating any therapeutic intervention.
Symptoms
Discomfort during intercourse or insertion of tampons into the vagina, the cysts, type of lumps, and swellings are some of the signs.
Infected cysts can be painful
Painful, red, swollen Cysts are signs of an infection, and if they start oozing pus, then such cysts require medical attention.
Diagnosis is usually made during a routine exam
Usually, they are discovered during a routine pelvic examination, and sometimes an ultrasound is done for confirmation.
Treatment differs
Treatment depends on the type and symptoms-warm compresses, drainage, or even surgical removal.
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This information is sourced from Medical News Today and does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a healthcare provider for diagnosis or treatment.