A vaginal wall cyst does not affect normal labor if it is relatively small, and may affect normal labor if it is larger. If the cyst is small and does not affect the descent of the prenatal area, it usually does not affect normal labor and normal delivery is possible. However, if the cyst is large and interferes with the descent of the prenatal area, it will affect normal labor and may prevent normal delivery and require a cesarean section. If the cyst is large, besides affecting labor, it will also affect sex life, and in serious cases, symptoms of bladder compression may occur, which can be treated by surgery, and it is completely curable after surgical removal. Everyone is different and the severity of vaginal cystic wall is different, so it is recommended to choose the appropriate way of labor under the guidance of the doctor.