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Doctor insights on: Turmeric Paste Bartholin's Cyste

Reportedly yes: Turmeric has many proven health benefits and a long history of use in treating abscesses. However, I am not aware of any formal studies on abscesses, but it probably helps even though is unproven.
See http://skinverse. Com/turmeric-for-painful-boils/
for a discussion of this &
http://authoritynutrition. Com/top-10-evidence-based-health-benefits-of-turmeric/
for info on better-proven benefits. ...Read more

Turmeric: High-dose curcuminoids from turmeric (curcuma longa) possess antiinflammatory properties & may be efficacious reducing symptoms & signs of lichen planus. Research studies have shown conflicting results & the evidence is better for the oral form. Turmeric is one of the safest cam remedies in use for centuries by multiple cultures. Check with your dr. To make sure no contraindications are present. ...Read more

Turmeric: Turmeric (curcuma longa) has been used for 4, 000 years to treat a variety of conditions. Studies show that turmeric may help fight infections and some cancers, reduce inflammation, and treat digestive problems, and it has gotten a lot of press lately. It is worth a try. ...Read more

Acne mask: No promises on effectiveness but your gender does not preclude you from doing it ...Read more

See doctor: For the most part home remedies such as you suggest do not work for acne or other dermatological conditions. Your best bet is to consult either your family physician or a specialist otherwise things could become unintentionally more complicated if you are not careful. ...Read more

Turmeric benefits: Curcumin, the main component in turmeric has anti-inflammatory and powerful anti-oxidant benefits and no wonder it may be helpful in clearing hyperpigmentation in some individuals. ...Read more

No will make it: Hurt more, it needs to be drained and a wurd catheter can be placed, if it keeps recurring then it needs to be marsupialized please see your gyn. ...Read more

Gland clogging: Bartholin cyst is a benign lesion of the Bartholin's gland. Usually the pore gets clogged and the secretions are arrested inside causing the gland to swell. It usually requires surgical treatment. ...Read more

Yes: Turmeric is a root.

Chronic: These are chronically infected/inflamed Bartholin's glands - in the vaginal introitus - get swollen, red and inflamed. Usually eventually require drainage or some intervention. If you have not seen a gynecologist you should. ...Read more

Drainage: Usually drainage and insertion of a word catheter is helpful. If there's an abscess, then antibiotics are necessary. With recurrence of the cyst, then sometimes surgical excision is necessary. ...Read more

Incision and drainag: If the gland is infected and inflamed, the pus in the cyst can be drained using a procedure called incision and drainage. A small stabbing incision is made and a tiny catheter is inserted to keep the gland draining for a few days and have the infection cool off, before the catheter is removed. ...Read more

Most likely yes.: Passion flower, used by aztecs as analgesic ; for its harma alkaloids, of which harmine induces a contemplative state and mild euphoria. Germans used it as "truth serum".
Its flavonoids have anxiolytic effect.
Curcumin, used for cancer prevention, inflammation etc. Can decrease platelet aggregation. Some theoretic concerns have been raised that it might increase anticoagulant
drugs' bleeding risk. ...Read more

Let me explain: They secrete mucus to lubricate the vagina and are homologous to bulbourethral glands in males. However, while bartholin's glands are located in the superficial perineal pouch in females, bulbourethral glands are located in the deep perineal pouch in males. ...Read more

Depends: If the cyst is not changing in size, and not causing any pain, they can be left alone. Some people have trouble with them becoming infected, or growing. In rare cases, there have been reports of small cancers in the gland hidden by the cyst, so if it is changing in size, it needs to be removed. ...Read more

Sweaty rubbing: Bartholins commonly flare after sweaty rubbing like with sex or exercise in tight clothes. Dead skin and bacteria get pushed into the gland pore and block normal flow of secretions. Showering after such activities helps. Not sleeping in underwear helps. Loose cotton clothes helps. ...Read more

Absorbable extracts: Turmeric is wonderful but it takes large amounts of the whole herb to attain benefits. The most important constituents are the curcumins. Meriva is a patented curcumin extract with phospholipids that is over 20 times better absorbed than regular extracts- see http://www. Phytosomes. Info/public/meriva. Asp
another extract I like is turmeric force by new chapter- it has the full range of constituents. ...Read more

Mass in labia: The Bartholin's glands are present deep in the lower portion of the labia beside the opening of the vagina. When a Bartholin's cyst forms there will be a mass in the labia in that area. If it becomes infected, it will be extremely painful. ...Read more

Not necessarily: Bartholin's duct cysts are, as name implies, formed where the bartholin's duct exits the body at about 4 and 8 o'clock on the introitus (vaginal opening). As long as the gland at the origin of the duct continues to secrete lubrication, a blockage leading to cyst formation is possible. If treated, have your doctor marsupialize the cyst.. ...Read more

Well tolerated: Surgical incision and drainage is a common and well tolerated office procedure. ...Read more