Patients with vestibular gland cysts do not have an infection and do not need to take anti-inflammatory drugs in this case. Patients with vestibular gland cysts form cysts mainly due to blockage of the vestibular gland, which causes the mucus secreted by the gland to accumulate in the gland. The patient is not in pain and if the cyst is very small, no treatment can be given. If the cyst is very large and affects the patient’s normal work, life or sex life, in this case an incision and drainage or cyst debridement surgery is required. If the patient’s vestibular gland cyst is infected and forms an abscess in the vestibular gland, it is best to do a drug sensitivity test if the patient is able to do so before choosing a sensitive antibiotic for treatment. If you can’t do it, you can use empirical medication, such as using ornidazole with cephalosporins or using amoxicillin antibiotics, levofloxacin antibiotics, etc.