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How do i know if a bartholin cyst is infected?
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Pain pus & temp: You will definitely know if there is pain, elevated temperature and/or pus extruding from the Bartholin gland. Usually infected glands make it extremely "difficult to walk: or sit".
Answered 10/20/2020
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