What causes something to be inside the vagina?

Many women may notice something in their vagina. At this time, some women may ignore it, thinking that it may be caused by menstruation or abnormal leucorrhea. However, if you keep ignoring it, it may have serious effects on your body. So when you encounter these problems, you must first understand them so that your body can get better faster.

It may be because of the vaginal vestibule, which is the fissure between the left and right labia minora, which is narrow at the front and back ends and wide in the middle. The front end is sharp and reaches the clitoris, the back end is blunt and round, and the posterior boundary is the frenulum of the labia. There is a vaginal opening in the center of the vaginal vestibule, and there is a hymen or hymen marks around the vaginal opening. The external urethral opening is small, located in front of the vaginal opening, posterior and inferior to the clitoris, about 2.5 cm away from the clitoral glans. It is generally a short sagittal fissure with nipple-like raised edges. There is often a small opening on the posterolateral side of the external urethral orifice, which is the orifice of the paraurethral gland duct. In addition, there is an opening of the Bartholin's gland excretory duct on each side of the posterior and lateral side of the vaginal opening.

Causes:

It is caused by obstruction of the opening of the Bartholin's gland duct, which causes secretions to accumulate in the gland cavity and form a cyst. Causes of Bartholin's duct obstruction:

1. After the Bartholin's gland abscess subsides, the gland duct is blocked and the pus is absorbed and replaced by sticky secretions to form a cyst;

2. The mucus in the gland cavity is thick or the gland duct is congenitally narrow, and the secretions are not discharged smoothly, leading to the formation of cysts;

3. Non-specific inflammatory obstruction, such as scars blocking the glandular duct opening after perineal and vaginal lacerations during childbirth, or oblique incision after the perineum damaging the glandular duct. Bartholin's gland cysts may become infected and form abscesses, which may recur repeatedly.

treat:

Nowadays, Bartholin's gland cyst ostomy is often performed to replace the previous cystectomy, because the ostomy method is simple, causes little damage, and can preserve the gland function after the operation. In recent years, the use of laser for cystostomy has achieved good results. There is no bleeding during the operation, no need for sutures, no need for antibiotics after the operation, no local scar formation, and the gland function can be preserved.

Now you should know why there is something in the vagina, and the editor also briefly introduced the treatment methods for vaginal discharge, so that you will not panic when you encounter problems in your daily life, and you can quickly regulate your body. This is very beneficial to the female body. The editor here hopes that you can recover soon.