Question 1

My bartholin cyst keeps coming back every month or two, especially around my period, and gets as big as a peanut with a lot of pain. I've seen two doctors, but it goes away and then comes back within weeks. Is there any way to prevent it from recurring without surgery?

Accepted Answer

While a completely guaranteed non-surgical solution to prevent Bartholin cyst recurrence is difficult to find, several strategies can help manage recurring cysts and reduce the likelihood of future episodes. These include focusing on good hygiene, potentially using sitz baths, and, if needed, discussing drainage procedures with your doctor

Question 2

I'm really concerned about my wife. She started having sudden shivering at night, and it's the third day of her monthly period. There's no fever, so I gave her hot milk and a 650 mg dose of paracetamol. I'm trying to understand what might be causing this. Could it be related to her period, or is there something else going on?

Accepted Answer

Shivering may be caused due to hormonal imbalance or dehydration and muscle cramps. It is advisable to get a blood test done for safety, but there should be no major cause for concern.

Question 3

I'm trying to understand what Susten 300 tablets are used for. Are they meant to help with getting my period on track or are they more for supporting pregnancy? I'm a bit confused about this and would really appreciate some guidance.

Accepted Answer

Susten 300mg contains progesterone, which is a endogenous hormone in the human body. It can be used in various conditions, including to support early pregnancy or for the treatment of dysmenorrhea (irregular periods).

please consult your gynecologist.

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My bartholin cyst keeps coming back every month or two, especially around my period, and gets as big as a peanut with a lot of pain. I've seen two doctors, but it goes away and then comes back within weeks. Is there any way to prevent it from recurring without surgery?

I'm trying to understand what Susten 300 tablets are used for. Are they meant to help with getting my period on track or are they more for supporting pregnancy? I'm a bit confused about this and would really appreciate some guidance.

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