Service DescriptionIncision and drainage of a Bartholin’s gland abscess under local anesthesia at Primea Polyclinic in Belgrade provides prompt relief from painful gland inflammation and purulent accumulation. Local anesthetic is administered, followed by a minor incision to fully evacuate the abscess. The cavity is thoroughly irrigated, and a drain is placed if necessary to prevent re-accumulation. The patient receives post-care instructions and prescription management. Indicated urgently for severe, throbbing vulvar pain, localized labial swelling, difficulty sitting or walking, or fever. Patients should inform the physician of any local anesthetic or drug allergies prior to the procedure.
