Question 120 · LEK · Bartholin gland abscess
The basic strategy of treatment in the case of Bartholin’s gland abscess consists in:
- A. incision of the abscess or its marsupialization.
- B. surgical removal of the abscess.
- C. observation.
- D. antibiotic therapy only.
- E. wraps with washing soda.
Hint
An abscess is a collection of pus; consider what it needs in order to resolve and how recurrence can be reduced.
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