There is no need to be hospitalized for bartholin gland cyst surgery and it can be done as an outpatient procedure. Bach’s gland cysts can be treated with stoma or stripping surgery, which will take about 20 minutes. After the cyst surgery, oil gauze needs to be placed in the wall of the cyst to drain it, which is also good for the relief of the condition, and also needs to be changed every day after the surgery, and the Bach’s glands will be healed in about a week. Normally, the Bach’s glands are located in the groove between the labia minora and the hymen, one on each side, and can lubricate the vagina. If there is a bacterial infection, it can lead to blockage of the gland ducts and the formation of cysts. Smaller cysts can be cleaned with lotion and observed first. If the cyst is large, with a diameter of about 3cm, and there is pain, surgery needs to be given in time for treatment.