Vaginal epidermal cyst – Hysteroscopy Newsletter

Vaginal cysts are uncommon, their prevalence is unclear but it is estimated to be close to 1%. They are usually asymptomatic and an incidental finding during gynecological examination. Some patients may present with vaginal discomfort, perineal pressure, or a bulging vaginal mass. In some cases, it may produce dyspareunia, vaginal spotting, or low urinary track…

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