Larger Bartholin's cysts can cause an uncomfortable sensation, especially during sexual intercourse and walking.
The diagnostic framework includes a gynecological examination and, sometimes, an excisional biopsy. Generally, Bartolini's cyst does not need treatment when it is modest in size and is not subject to recurrent infections. If the lesion becomes symptomatic or abscesses, instead, drainage of the gland may be necessary, with or without complete enucleation of the gland (bartolinectomy).
(labia minora and labia majora), on the sides of the vestibule of the vagina.For further information: Bartolini's Glands - Anatomy and Functions
Bartolini's cyst develops following an obstruction of the excretory duct, which causes the gland to swell due to the stagnation or stasis of the viscous substance inside the same duct. This fluid is normally produced to help lubricate the canal. vaginal, when a woman is sexually aroused.
