Kiki's abscess is a sexually transmitted disease?

📋 Detail: J is a Kiki abscess, also called a Bartholin gland abscess.]

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The infection of the bartholin glands, which are small glands in the left and right vaginal orifices, serves to create a lubricant. When the glandular duct clogs, it may form a cyst, and if there is an infection, it becomes an abscess.

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J's symptoms

: The pain is swollen in Kiki, swollen in one side, and there is a lump like a green bean in the vagina.

: Fever, fatigue.

: Living hard, walking, standing, sitting, sleeping hard, doing activities affect daily life

At first, Jay bought the pills himself because he thought he'd be bitten by ants, but, uh, if the ants bite, they have to itch, but they have no symptoms, just a fever.

Two days of medicine, the symptoms became clearer: more pain, pain, suffering, so-called almost inability to sit, forced to sit, almost death.

Until Jay decided to see a doctor at the hospital, at first very embarrassed, did not dare to tell, but in the end, it took all the courage, because if we were embarrassed, it would not cure. Before Jay was checked, Bartholin's gland broke before he saw the doctor, it was broken, blood and pus, smell, not to mention.

Don't dare to go out until you go home, haha. Let's talk about a better cause.

🤔 Cause: Bartholin gland abscess is caused by bartholin gland drains clogging the fluid inside the gland, and when a pathogen grows in the area, it infects and becomes an abscess.

^ ^ Factors That May Increase Risk ^ ^

* Irritation or injury to the oral vagina.

* Inflammation or infection of the genital area.

* Has had a cyst or bartholin gland obstruction before.

* Have had Bartholin glandular abscess before (chance of recurrence)

* Friction during sex can irritate or clog the tubular area of the bartholin gland.

* Sexual intercourse may increase the likelihood of infection, including some sexually transmitted pathogens such as Gonorrhea and Chlamydia infection, which may be associated with bartholin glandular abscess.

What to know

Bartholin glandular abscess is not caused by poor cleanliness alone and does not necessarily mean that it must be sexually transmitted; many cases are caused by bacteria normally found in the body in combination with sewer obstruction.

🤔 how to care if it is.

* Soak the bottom in warm water (sitz bath) for 10-15 minutes, 3-4 times a day.

* Keep the genital area clean with clean water and mild soap.

* Wear underpants that are not tight and breathable.

* Get enough rest

* If in pain, general painkillers can be used according to the drug label if there is no medical contraindication.

🙂. How to prevent

Repeat protection

There is no 100% preventable way, but the risk can be reduced by

* Keep the genital area perfectly clean. Do not garden vaginal wash. Use mop tissue to dry before wearing pants.

* Immediately change damp clothes or panties.

* Use condoms when at risk of sexually transmitted diseases.

* If there are sexually transmitted infections, such as abnormal whiteout, burning urine, or pus, they should be examined and treated ASAP.

* If it has been repeated many times, an obstetrician should be consulted because there may be treatment options to reduce recurrence.