The fullness you’re experiencing during arousal in the perineal region, coupled with vulvar pain, could potentially be linked to the presence of a Bartholin’s cyst. These cysts occur when the Bartholin’s glands, located at the vaginal opening, become obstructed. During arousal, these glands produce lubrication, and if a cyst is present, it may cause the sensation of fullness and pain due to added pressure.
Addressing this condition in a more holistic Siddha-Ayurvedic approach involves understanding and balancing your body’s doshas. An imbalance, particularly in Pitta dosha, can lead to inflammations and infections causing such discomfort. Begin with dietary changes to pacify Pitta. Incorporating foods that are cooling like cucumber and coconut water can be helpful. Avoid spicy foods and alcohol as they may aggravate the situation.
Application of a warm, moist compress to the area a few times a day may help facilitate drainage and reduce the cyst naturally. In Siddha tradition, you might use triphala water to cleanse the area gently, promoting healing and reducing inflammation. Preparing a paste from turmeric and applying it to the affected area could also provide relief due to its anti-inflammatory properties.
For the itching of your ripples, consider a light application of neem oil for its antifungal and antibacterial properties, but do ensure it’s a diluted preparation to avoid irritation.
It’s essential to have these conditions examined by a healthcare professional as sometimes surgical intervention might be necessary, especially if the cyst really gets infected or the pain persists. A consistent and tailored approach, which includes both contemporary and traditional methods, may provide a more comprehensive treatment plan. Remember, it’s crucial to see a doctor urgently if there’s any signs of a severe infection such as fever or intense pain.
