My left hydrosol is three times bigger than the right one and has been painful for the past two days. It also feels harder compared to the right side. Should I consider surgery or are there any medications that can help with this?

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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Painful hydrosol may respond to anti-inflammatory meds temporarily‚Äîif large or recurrent, surgery is the definitive solution.

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