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How likely is someone to have a blocked bartholin's gland due to a torn pelvic muscle?
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Probably not: The pelvic muscles are located deeper in the tissues of the labia than the Bartholin's gland - so a problem with the muscles is not likely to affect the Bartholin's gland or ducts.
Answered 4/11/2016
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