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Vaginal cyst All FAQ

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expand iconWhy do vaginal cysts form?

Vaginal cysts form when a duct or gland in the region gets clogged, resulting in the accumulation of fluid in and formation of cyst. Some vaginal cysts can also form as a result of injury, trauma or benign tumors in the vagina.

expand iconHow to know if I have vaginal cysts?

Usually, vaginal cysts do not cause any major symptoms aside from a lump in the vaginal wall. Additionaly, you may experience certain discomfort or pain during sex or while inserting tampons. If you associate with these symptoms, you shoudl get in touch with your gynecologist for proper diagnosis.

expand iconWhat does a vaginal cyst feel like?
expand iconWhat are the initial symptoms of a cyst in the vagina?
expand iconCan vaginal cysts heal on their own?

In most cases, vaginal cysts do not heal on their own. If the cyst causes discomfort, it is necessary to seek medical treatment for the resolution of the problem.

expand iconWhat are the risk factors for vaginal cysts?

The following factors can act as risk factors for vaginal cysts: ||-Previous history of the condition ||-Being sexually active (Increased risk due to sexually transmitted infections) ||-History of surgery in the vulval region

expand iconAre vaginal cysts cancerous?
expand iconAre vaginal cysts sexually transmitted?
expand iconCan vaginal cyst prevent you from getting pregnant?

Vaginal cysts can certainly cause problems during sexual intercourse but they do not have any overall adverse effects on the woman’s fertility. So it is highly unlikely that vaginal cysts can prevent women from getting pregnant.

expand iconWhen should I consult a gynecologist for vaginal cysts?

In most cases, vaginal cysts do not cause any major symptoms. However they can cause problems and pain during sexual intercourse and in severe cases you may notice pus discharge as well. Therefore, it is important to seek medical attention at the earliest so that the condition does not aggravate.

expand iconCan vaginal cysts return even after treatment?

If proper treatment is done, vaginal cysts do not return in most cases. However, a certain kind of cysts in the vagina known as Bartholin’s Cysts may recur and thus you may require onging treatment.

expand iconCan vaginal cysts cause pain and discomfort during sex?

Yes, vaginal cysts can cause pain and discomfort during sexual intercourse due to friction as these are mostly located on the wall or on the lips of the vagina.