Treatment of benign diseases, vulvar and vaginal cysts
Benign growths in the vulva and vagina are a problem that many women face. Although the formations do not cause much discomfort, they often require surgical treatment.
Benign growths may include cysts, polyps, fibroids, and other non-cancerous tissue enlargements. Most benign diseases of the vulva and vagina are asymptomatic or with minimal manifestations.
Benefits
Safety and effectiveness
Modern treatment methods provide high efficiency with minimal risks.
Short recovery period
Minimally invasive techniques promote rapid recovery.
Preservation of reproductive health
Careful intervention helps to preserve a woman's fertility.
Individual approach
The treatment is selected taking into account all the features of the patient's condition.
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Soreness or discomfort
Patients may experience soreness or discomfort in the vulva or vagina, especially during compression or sexual contact.
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Seals
Cysts can manifest as a seal in the vulva or vagina, which can be felt during self-palpation.
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Pain in the lower abdomen
In the case of large vulvar or vaginal cysts, abdominal pain may occur.
Preparation for the treatment of benign diseases, vulvar and vaginal cysts
During the consultation, the gynecologist examines the patient. A comprehensive diagnosis is prescribed: blood and urine tests, a vaginal swab for bakposev. Ultrasound of the pelvic organs and diagnostic hysteroscopy are also performed. This allows you to accurately determine the type, size and location of the formations in order to choose the most effective treatment method.
The procedure is the treatment of benign diseases, vulvar and vaginal cysts
To begin with, conservative treatment may be offered, especially if the formations are small and do not cause significant discomfort. If conservative treatment is ineffective or the formations are large enough, surgical intervention may be recommended. Cysts and other formations are carefully removed using laparoscopy, laser therapy or cryodestruction.
Recommendations after treatment of benign diseases, vulvar and vaginal cysts
After treatment, it is important to follow the prescriptions and recommendations of a gynecologist. It is necessary to temporarily refrain from visiting the sauna, bathhouse, solarium, avoid hypothermia, control menstruation and note the soreness of secretions. Usually, the next step after minimally invasive surgery is conservative treatment in order to prevent recurrence of the disease.
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Symptomatic cysts and formations
The presence of cysts or other benign formations that cause pain, discomfort or itching in the vulva and vagina.
Inflammatory processes
The development of inflammatory processes around cysts or formations.
Sexual discomfort
Formations that cause pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse.
The presence of symptoms that interfere with normal life activities
For example, copious discharge caused by vaginal cysts or polyps can reduce the quality of life and cause inconvenience.
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Expected effect
Elimination of symptoms
Treatment is aimed at relieving discomfort, itching or pain associated with the formations.
Restoring functionality
Treatment is aimed at maintaining the normal function of the genitals.
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Early treatment helps to avoid problems such as infections or ruptured cysts.
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