What happened to vulva swelling?

Vulva swelling is considered due to vestibular gland duct obstruction, which can not flow out of the mucus caused by local cysts. The vast majority is due to long-term vaginal inflammation stimulation, so that the vestibular gland duct opening is caused by inflammation adhesion obstruction, and its endocrine mucus has no way to flow out, over time to form a cyst. This kind of cyst often has no pain symptoms clinically. It is recommended to keep the local clean. For small cysts, surgery is not required, but attention must be paid not to merge with infection. once the infection is combined, severe pain will be shown. If necessary, incision surgery will be performed for drainage. If redness is shown, anti-inflammatory treatment will be given to keep the local clean.