Bartholin cyst drainage (marsupialisation) is a minor surgical procedure used to treat blocked or infected Bartholin glands. These glands are located near the vaginal opening and help with natural lubrication. When they become blocked, fluid can build up, forming a painful cyst or abscess.
Marsupialisation relieves symptoms by draining the cyst and creating a small permanent opening to prevent future blockages. It is a safe, commonly performed procedure that provides rapid relief and reduces recurrence.
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This procedure is commonly recommended when a Bartholin cyst becomes problematic, such as:
It is especially useful when symptoms are persistent, recurrent, or significantly affecting quality of life.
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