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Re: Bartholyn's Cyst/Abcess

From: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 27 Feb 1998 09:56:51 -0600 (CST)


At Thu, 27 Mar 1997, DS wrote: >
>Last year I had a marsupilization for a Bartholyn's Abcess under general
>anesthesia in the OR. Within 3 weeks the abcess returned. Since this
>area was already weekend by the marsuplization incision, it opened and
>drained without having to return to the OR. My OB/GYN put me on long
>term antibotics to try to keep the abcess from returning. After the
>marsupilization, and again after the second occurance, the doctor
>"packed" the area hoping it would heal from the inside out, eliminating
>the sack. My doctor told me the sack was very large and went quite far
>inside. I have gone off the antibotic twice and each time, the abcess
>has returned. I was told by my OB/GYN that it is very rare for this to
>continue to reoccur. He said he would search to see if he could find
>additional information on reoccuring cysts/abcesses. Does anyone have
>additional information that I can pass along to him? I am currently
>suffering from this again. I don't want to continue to take the
>antibotics, but know of no other choice at the moment. Looking forward
>to some assistance! Thanks.

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I have had 2 Bartholin cysts within the past 1 1/2 yrs.  I heard that once you have one, you have a high risk of having them throughout your lifetime.  I was also told by my GYN Dr. that if they get too bad some women have their Bartholin gland removed!



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