Is it serious or will it heal quickly if the Bartholin's gland is oozing pus?

Bartholinitis is a gynecological disease. Although it is not very common, women should not take it lightly. Once you relax your guard against it, it will become more and more rampant. Some patients have pus discharge from Bartholinitis. It is not known whether it is getting better or getting worse. Let's listen to the experts' introduction.

Purulence in Bartholinitis indicates that the disease is in the acute stage. Bartholinitis generally does not heal on its own. Although pus is discharged, it is easy to cause recurrence if it cannot be completely drained. A stoma should be made to drain the pus and take anti-inflammatory measures after surgery. Pay attention to nursing after stoma surgery to prevent recurrence.

Bartholinitis is a common acute inflammatory reaction in women. It develops suddenly, with local redness, swelling, heat and pain. It is easy to form abscesses, causing high fever and chills, which is very painful for patients. In the early stage of this disease, patients should control the infection in time. Once it becomes chronic, it is easy to cause the body's weak resistance to disease and repeated attacks.

The general treatment of this disease is to perform ostomy during the stable period to drain the fluid in the vestibular glands; if acute abscesses are formed, they should be incised and drained. Pay attention to genital hygiene and avoid unclean sexual intercourse.

Literature reports that local treatment with sensitive antibiotics is more effective than systemic medication and can maintain normal pH in the vagina, which is beneficial for killing invading pathogens.

It should be noted that you should not think that the more times you do vaginal douching, the better. Doing this method too frequently can easily lead to pH and flora imbalance, and can easily cause double infection.