Incision & Drainage of Bartholin’s Abscess

What is Incision & Drainage of Bartholin’s Abscess?

Bartholin’s abscess occurs when the Bartholin’s gland, located near the vaginal opening, becomes infected and forms a painful swelling. The incision and drainage procedure involves:

• Making a small incision to drain the accumulated pus and relieve pressure.
• Cleaning the area to reduce the risk of reinfection.
• In some cases, placing a small catheter (Word catheter) to keep the gland open for proper drainage and healing.

Why Choose Green Crescent Hospital?

• Specialized Gynecologists with expertise in women’s health procedures.
• Minimally Invasive & Quick Recovery – The procedure is done under local or mild anesthesia with minimal downtime.
• Pain Relief & Infection Control – Effective treatment to prevent recurrence and promote healing.
• Comprehensive Post-Procedure Care – Guidance on recovery, hygiene, and prevention of future infections.

Don’t let pain and discomfort affect your daily life. Book your Incision & Drainage of Bartholin’s Abscess at Green Crescent Hospital today for expert care and relief.