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Re: Bartholin/granulation tissueFrom: William McIntosh, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 28 May 2002 22:30:54 -0500 (CDT)
At Tue, 28 May 2002, Melanie wrote: > >I was diagnosed 4/01 with a Bartholin cyst. It drained on its own after >a few days, and everything seemed to be fine. In late August, I started >having pain during intercourse, went in to the Gyn, and was told I had >some granulation tissue. It was cauterized with silver nitrate. I >would then be okay for a few weeks, but then it returned. I was >cauterized two more times, and then sent to a plastic surgeon. He >basically made new cuts, stitched me up, and at the follow up he said it >looked the same as prior to the surgery. I am now scheduled in the OR >with my Gyn for more explanation. Apparently the plastic surgeon was >able to probe a few cm, so they are now thinking there's some kind of >fistula. > >I guess my major concern is, can I expect to be any better after this >surgery than now? I am afraid that intercourse may become even more >impossible than it is now... There has been discussion of excising the >Bartholin gland, if that it what's causing the problem... > >Thank you. You have a fairly good expectation of improvement. If not, the Bartholin gland resection is known as either "the most difficult little surgery in gynecology", or "the bloodiest little surgery in gynecology".
-- William D. McIntosh, MD, FACOG
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