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What Does Hard Spot On Inner Buttcheek After Draining Bartholin S Cyst Mean?

Hello I had a Bartholin s cyst drained 2 weeks ago. Recovering going fine, I think. It s still draining, pain comes and goes. Now I ve discovered a small dime sized hard spot on my inner buttcheek. It hurts to the touch. I ve just been putting Campho-phenique soaked napkins on it......I m so afraid it s going to swell and hurt like the Bartolin s. Please help with any info you can. I m very scared. What do you advise? What does this sound like?
posted on Tue, 12 Aug 2014
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Hi,
It aseems that due to infected Bartholin cyst there might be having enlarged inguinal lymph node giving this problem.
Go for one antibiotic medicine course to treat infection in the cyst.
After cyst infection cured, you will be alright.
Go for proper dressing of cyst wound, preferably by your doctor.
Ok and take care.
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What Does Hard Spot On Inner Buttcheek After Draining Bartholin S Cyst Mean?

Hi, It aseems that due to infected Bartholin cyst there might be having enlarged inguinal lymph node giving this problem. Go for one antibiotic medicine course to treat infection in the cyst. After cyst infection cured, you will be alright. Go for proper dressing of cyst wound, preferably by your doctor. Ok and take care.