Comments on: Sebaceous cysts can grow on vagina too http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/05/22/sebaceous-cysts-can-grow-on-vagina-too/ Natural Beauty Inside Out Sun, 12 Feb 2012 22:31:26 +0000 hourly 1 By: jen http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/05/22/sebaceous-cysts-can-grow-on-vagina-too/comment-page-3/#comment-432969 jen Sun, 12 Feb 2012 22:31:26 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=765#comment-432969 What you have does not sound like sebaceous cysts. it sounds like hidradenitis. I am not a medical professional, but I suffer from the disease and I would definitely get it checked out if I were you. Hope this helps and good luck! What you have does not sound like sebaceous cysts. it sounds like hidradenitis. I am not a medical professional, but I suffer from the disease and I would definitely get it checked out if I were you. Hope this helps and good luck!

]]> By: linda http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/05/22/sebaceous-cysts-can-grow-on-vagina-too/comment-page-3/#comment-420639 linda Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:29:00 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=765#comment-420639 I actually was researching because I have two hard cysts on my face. They are like large clogged holes that fill with hard blackhead like substance. They annoy me. After reading these posts, I want to share that when I was younger I would get them between my legs where the elastic rubbed on the inside edge. I think they may have been ingrown hairs. I have occasionally gotten bumps closer to my vagina which went away with micostatin [sp?] cream for yeast infection. You can get it over the counter these days. Research yeast infection if you know you don't have an STD for sure. Anyone can get a yeast infection. I actually was researching because I have two hard cysts on my face. They are like large clogged holes that fill with hard blackhead like substance. They annoy me. After reading these posts, I want to share that when I was younger I would get them between my legs where the elastic rubbed on the inside edge. I think they may have been ingrown hairs. I have occasionally gotten bumps closer to my vagina which went away with micostatin [sp?] cream for yeast infection. You can get it over the counter these days. Research yeast infection if you know you don’t have an STD for sure. Anyone can get a yeast infection.

]]> By: Kelley http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/05/22/sebaceous-cysts-can-grow-on-vagina-too/comment-page-3/#comment-407177 Kelley Fri, 09 Dec 2011 18:30:58 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=765#comment-407177 You're right. It busted again on Wednesday so the next day, my sister took me to the doctor. It turns out I had a sebaceous cyst under my scalp =/ It was infected so the doctor numbed me, cut it open and tried to get out as much as possible and then packed it with gauze. I have to go back again tomorrow to have the bandaging removed/changed. She said that for now that should take care of the infection, but within the month I have to go to a surgeon to have it removed entirely or else it will come back. Thanks for the information here, I really appreciated it and the support that everyone had for eachother; it made me feel like maybe I wasn't disgusting after all and now I finally went to the doctor for it. You’re right. It busted again on Wednesday so the next day, my sister took me to the doctor. It turns out I had a sebaceous cyst under my scalp =/ It was infected so the doctor numbed me, cut it open and tried to get out as much as possible and then packed it with gauze. I have to go back again tomorrow to have the bandaging removed/changed. She said that for now that should take care of the infection, but within the month I have to go to a surgeon to have it removed entirely or else it will come back. Thanks for the information here, I really appreciated it and the support that everyone had for eachother; it made me feel like maybe I wasn’t disgusting after all and now I finally went to the doctor for it.

]]> By: Stacy http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/05/22/sebaceous-cysts-can-grow-on-vagina-too/comment-page-3/#comment-405546 Stacy Tue, 06 Dec 2011 01:44:29 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=765#comment-405546 Here is what I am going to try for the marble sized sebaceaous cyst that has recurred on my upper back (after having it excised about 2 years ago). "•Cleanse the area well and use topical and diluted Tea Tree or Lavender essential oil on the area. It is recommended to dilute tea tree oil in water or a base carrier oil such as Jojoba, Almond or Wheatgerm oil as using essential oils directly onto the skin can be harmful. The general amount for normal skin is 1 part tea tree oil to 9 parts water or carrier oil (less if your skin is sensitive). Applying this at least 3-4 times daily may help the cyst to heal, reduce bacteria build up, clean the area and provide antiseptic qualities to reduce chances of infection. When purchasing essential oils it is recommended to buy 100% essential oils, not synthetic oils as these are inferior in quality and may have harsh chemicals added to them." http://www.askanaturopath.com/faqs/sebaceous-cyst/p/427 Here is what I am going to try for the marble sized sebaceaous cyst that has recurred on my upper back (after having it excised about 2 years ago).

“•Cleanse the area well and use topical and diluted Tea Tree or Lavender essential oil on the area. It is recommended to dilute tea tree oil in water or a base carrier oil such as Jojoba, Almond or Wheatgerm oil as using essential oils directly onto the skin can be harmful. The general amount for normal skin is 1 part tea tree oil to 9 parts water or carrier oil (less if your skin is sensitive). Applying this at least 3-4 times daily may help the cyst to heal, reduce bacteria build up, clean the area and provide antiseptic qualities to reduce chances of infection. When purchasing essential oils it is recommended to buy 100% essential oils, not synthetic oils as these are inferior in quality and may have harsh chemicals added to them.”
http://www.askanaturopath.com/faqs/sebaceous-cyst/p/427

]]> By: Stacy http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/05/22/sebaceous-cysts-can-grow-on-vagina-too/comment-page-3/#comment-405545 Stacy Tue, 06 Dec 2011 01:44:29 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=765#comment-405545 Here is what I am going to try for the marble sized sebaceaous cyst that has recurred on my upper back (after having it excised about 2 years ago). "•Cleanse the area well and use topical and diluted Tea Tree or Lavender essential oil on the area. It is recommended to dilute tea tree oil in water or a base carrier oil such as Jojoba, Almond or Wheatgerm oil as using essential oils directly onto the skin can be harmful. The general amount for normal skin is 1 part tea tree oil to 9 parts water or carrier oil (less if your skin is sensitive). Applying this at least 3-4 times daily may help the cyst to heal, reduce bacteria build up, clean the area and provide antiseptic qualities to reduce chances of infection. When purchasing essential oils it is recommended to buy 100% essential oils, not synthetic oils as these are inferior in quality and may have harsh chemicals added to them." http://www.askanaturopath.com/faqs/sebaceous-cyst/p/427 Here is what I am going to try for the marble sized sebaceaous cyst that has recurred on my upper back (after having it excised about 2 years ago).

“•Cleanse the area well and use topical and diluted Tea Tree or Lavender essential oil on the area. It is recommended to dilute tea tree oil in water or a base carrier oil such as Jojoba, Almond or Wheatgerm oil as using essential oils directly onto the skin can be harmful. The general amount for normal skin is 1 part tea tree oil to 9 parts water or carrier oil (less if your skin is sensitive). Applying this at least 3-4 times daily may help the cyst to heal, reduce bacteria build up, clean the area and provide antiseptic qualities to reduce chances of infection. When purchasing essential oils it is recommended to buy 100% essential oils, not synthetic oils as these are inferior in quality and may have harsh chemicals added to them.”
http://www.askanaturopath.com/faqs/sebaceous-cyst/p/427

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