Vaginal cysts may sound alarming, but they are usually harmless. Here's what a gynaecologist says about causes, symptoms, ...

4. Infections Severe pelvic infections can cause ovarian cysts if the infection spreads to the ovaries. You may need treatment depending on the type and size of the cyst. 5. Endometriosis ...

The cyst comes back or is likely to come back. Incision and drainage doesn't work. You have a fever or other symptoms of an infection. Your doctor thinks you might have sepsis or an STI. Surgery A ...

Incision and drainage is the primary treatment for an infected cyst. It is effective in 60% of people with a pilonidal cyst as a primary condition, meaning the cyst does not have links with a past ...

A bile duct cyst can be a medical emergency, especially if you’re experiencing an acute infection. Acute cholangitis is considered life threatening and may lead to septic shock if left untreated.

Vaginal cysts are usually painless and harmless and will heal on their own. But if one gets infected, you may need to seek medical treatment.

The cyst can also become infected and form an abscess, or a painful, puss-filled pocket. Once branchial cysts begin growing, doctors will advise immediate removal to prevent further infection.