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Q: Bartholin cyst removal

asked by: queenva804 on August 15th, 2009

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Hi my name is Shan and I had my bartholin's cyst gland removed december 2008 because the cyst had been lanced twice and i couldn't bare it anymore, it has been 8 months since the surgery and I still experience pain where it was but there's nothing there anymore, is this suppose to happen? What do I do???

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Mandala77

replied on October 28th, 2009

New User

Cyst

I have the same problem. I had my cyst removed 11 months ago and the ares still hurts. I think it is built up scare tissue.

CarolineEF

replied on October 28th, 2009

Moderator

Have you checked with your OB-GYN about the possible use of a steroid cream or vaseline to soften the area up?...I would think this may have a soothing effect...

Caroline

queenva804

replied on October 30th, 2009

New User

Yea I did get a steroid cream, however it doesn't completely take the pain away. My OB-GYN said it does take awhile for the tissue to heal completely, I guess after the surgery I expected an immediate response, but oh well.

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