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Hysterectomy, Pimple On Vagina Lip, Hurts, Blood And Pus Comes After Squeezing
hi Ive been experiencing some type of pimple in the vagina outer lip. this has been happening for the past 2 years and the last one was just inside the vagina. I ve had a hysterectomy in 2005. it hurts and if I squeeze it it s full off puss and I m afraid that the one I just had errupted in my vagina. I kept wiping until I saw no more blood and white secretion
Fri, 18 May 2012
Hi,
according to your description the possibility is bartholin cyst.
because of blockade of the duct of the bartholin gland, bartholin cyst occurs if it gets infected pus formation occurs called bartholin abscess.
Now you have to consult local gynecologist and get examined once.
It can be treated by antibiotic and analgesic therapy, if needed you can go for surgical option called marsupalization.
take care
according to your description the possibility is bartholin cyst.
because of blockade of the duct of the bartholin gland, bartholin cyst occurs if it gets infected pus formation occurs called bartholin abscess.
Now you have to consult local gynecologist and get examined once.
It can be treated by antibiotic and analgesic therapy, if needed you can go for surgical option called marsupalization.
take care
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hi donnamc71,
You first check your blood sugar (Test name- RBS).
You need a topical (Bactroban ointment/Cream-apply thrice daily) and also a systemic antibiotic (cap-Sefrad/cefradine 500mg 6hourly for 7 days)
It will be more helpful for you if you go to a pathology to test your pus for culture and sensitivity and to take antibiotic accordingly.
You should visit/ consult a dermatologist for better management.
Regards,
Dr. MM Mahmud
You first check your blood sugar (Test name- RBS).
You need a topical (Bactroban ointment/Cream-apply thrice daily) and also a systemic antibiotic (cap-Sefrad/cefradine 500mg 6hourly for 7 days)
It will be more helpful for you if you go to a pathology to test your pus for culture and sensitivity and to take antibiotic accordingly.
You should visit/ consult a dermatologist for better management.
Regards,
Dr. MM Mahmud
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Hello.
Thanks for writing to us.
Your description is suggestive of an infected hair follicle or folliculitis. Local antiseptic ointment like neosporin would be helpful. To avoid recurrence, systemic antibiotics are needed and maintaining local hygiene will be helpful.
I hope this information has been both informative and helpful for you.
Regards,
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
drrakhitayal@gmail.com
Thanks for writing to us.
Your description is suggestive of an infected hair follicle or folliculitis. Local antiseptic ointment like neosporin would be helpful. To avoid recurrence, systemic antibiotics are needed and maintaining local hygiene will be helpful.
I hope this information has been both informative and helpful for you.
Regards,
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
drrakhitayal@gmail.com
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hello,
welcome to healthcare magic.
i will be glad to be of assistance
these are probably folliculitis, they are bacterial skin infections.
i will rcoomend that you apply mupirocin ointment on it twice a day for a week.
that should help.
please dont keep pressing on it.
regards
welcome to healthcare magic.
i will be glad to be of assistance
these are probably folliculitis, they are bacterial skin infections.
i will rcoomend that you apply mupirocin ointment on it twice a day for a week.
that should help.
please dont keep pressing on it.
regards
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